Judicial processes

Judicial processes involve resolving disputes or determining guilt through a legal system. When a disagreement or crime occurs, the case is taken to court, where evidence is presented by both sides. Judges or juries evaluate this evidence to interpret the law and apply it fairly. The process includes hearings, examination of witnesses, and legal arguments. Ultimately, a judge or jury makes a decision or verdict. This decision can lead to outcomes such as compensation, penalties, or other legal remedies, ensuring justice and upholding the rule of law in an organized and impartial manner.