Judicial Committee

A Judicial Committee typically refers to a group of individuals tasked with overseeing legal matters and making decisions on disputes, often within organizations or specific contexts. In some countries, such as the United Kingdom, it can refer to a committee responsible for hearing appeals from lower courts or from certain territories. Their role is to ensure that laws are applied fairly and consistently, providing a check on legal interpretations. Essentially, they help uphold justice by reviewing cases and making authoritative rulings that can influence future legal decisions.