Judge's Criteria

Judge's Criteria are the standards used by judges to decide the outcome of a case. These criteria include the evidence presented, the credibility of witnesses, relevant laws, and legal principles. The judge assesses whether the facts support a particular legal conclusion and whether the law has been correctly applied. Essentially, this framework guides the judge in determining what is fair and legally justified based on the information and arguments provided during the case. It ensures decisions are made consistently, impartially, and based on the rule of law.