Judicial Branch of Arkansas

The Judicial Branch of Arkansas is responsible for interpreting and applying the law through its court system. It includes various courts, such as the Arkansas Supreme Court, Court of Appeals, and lower courts like circuit and district courts. These courts hear cases ranging from criminal and civil disputes to constitutional issues, ensuring justice is served fairly and consistently. The branch operates independently from the legislative and executive branches to maintain checks and balances, with judges appointed or elected based on established procedures. Overall, it ensures the rule of law is upheld in the state.