jueces

Jueces, or judges, are officials who interpret and apply the law in courts. Their primary role is to resolve disputes between individuals, organizations, or the government by examining evidence, listening to arguments, and ensuring laws are followed. Judges make impartial decisions, issue rulings, and sometimes determine sentences in criminal cases. They also oversee legal procedures to ensure fairness and justice. In addition to trial courts, judges may handle appeals, reviewing previous decisions to ensure correctness. Essentially, jueces serve as neutral arbiters dedicated to upholding the rule of law and ensuring justice is achieved.