Irish Judiciary

The Irish judiciary is the system of courts responsible for interpreting and applying Irish law. It manages legal disputes, ensures laws are correctly followed, and protects citizens' rights. The judiciary includes various courts such as the District Court (handling minor cases), Circuit Court, High Court (dealing with serious civil and criminal cases), and the Supreme Court (the highest court for constitutional and significant legal issues). Judges are independent, ensuring fair judgments without influence from the government or other bodies. Overall, the Irish judiciary plays a vital role in upholding justice, law, and constitutional principles within Ireland.