Judiciary of New Jersey

The judiciary of New Jersey is the state's system of courts responsible for interpreting and applying laws, ensuring justice, and resolving disputes. It includes various levels such as municipal courts, Superior Court (which handles serious civil and criminal cases), Appellate Division, and the New Jersey Supreme Court, the highest authority. Judges are appointed or elected based on their expertise and serve to protect constitutional rights, oversee legal proceedings, and uphold the rule of law. The judiciary operates independently from the legislative and executive branches to provide fair and impartial justice across the state.