Judiciary Authority

Judiciary authority refers to the power and responsibility of courts and judges to interpret and apply the law. This authority enables them to resolve disputes, protect rights, and ensure justice within a legal framework. The judiciary acts independently from the executive and legislative branches of government, serving as a check on their powers. In many countries, the judiciary can also review laws and actions to determine if they comply with the constitution, safeguarding individual freedoms and maintaining rule of law in society.