Judicial System

The judicial system is the framework of courts and legal processes that interprets and applies the law. It ensures justice by resolving disputes, holding individuals accountable for crimes, and protecting rights. Key components include judges, who oversee cases; lawyers, who represent parties; and juries, who help decide outcomes in serious cases. The system operates at various levels, from local courts to supreme or constitutional courts, and is guided by laws created by legislatures. Its core principles include fairness, impartiality, and the rule of law, aiming to maintain order and protect citizens' freedoms.