Judges

Judges are legal professionals appointed or elected to preside over court proceedings. Their primary role is to interpret and apply the law, ensuring fair trials and justice. Judges listen to evidence, oversee courtroom conduct, and make rulings on legal issues, including the admissibility of evidence. They also deliver verdicts in cases, whether civil or criminal, and often provide sentencing recommendations. In higher courts, judges may also review decisions made by lower courts. Their decisions can significantly impact individuals and society, as they help uphold the rule of law and protect rights within the legal system.