Judiciary of New York

The Judiciary of New York oversees the state’s court system, ensuring the fair administration of justice. It includes various courts, such as the Court of Appeals (the highest court), appellate courts, and trial courts like the Supreme Court and lower courts. Judges are responsible for interpreting laws, resolving disputes, and upholding legal rights. The judiciary operates independently from other government branches to maintain impartial justice. It also oversees legal procedures, enforces laws, and protects constitutional rights within New York State. Overall, it’s the system that ensures laws are applied fairly and consistently across the state.