Judge (judicial role)

A judge is a public official in the legal system who presides over court proceedings. Their main role is to ensure that trials are fair and that laws are applied correctly. Judges listen to arguments, assess evidence, and make decisions on legal disputes or criminal cases. They also interpret laws and guide juries in their duties. Judges can issue rulings, impose sentences, and provide legal opinions. Their work is essential for upholding justice and maintaining order in society, ensuring that everyone has a chance to be heard before the law.