Judicial Branch of Puerto Rico

The Judicial Branch of Puerto Rico is responsible for interpreting and applying the law within the territory. It includes the Supreme Court, which is the highest court, and lower courts such as appellate and trial courts. Judges are appointed and serve to ensure justice, handle legal disputes, and protect individual rights. This branch operates independently from the legislative and executive branches, maintaining checks and balances in government. The Judicial Branch aims to uphold the rule of law and provide fair and impartial justice for all residents of Puerto Rico.