English Court System

The English Court System is a hierarchical structure that handles different types of legal matters. At the top are the Supreme Court and Court of Appeal, which hear important and complex cases. Below are the High Court and Crown Court, dealing with civil disputes and serious crimes, respectively. Magistrates' Courts handle minor offenses and preliminary hearings. The system ensures justice through a series of levels, allowing decisions to be appealed or reviewed. Judges and magistrates interpret laws, and legal procedures are designed to ensure fair trials and proper resolution of disputes across civil and criminal cases.