Legal case

A legal case involves a dispute brought before a court where parties seek a resolution. The person who brings the case is called the plaintiff, while the one being accused is the defendant. Both sides present evidence and arguments. A judge or jury then weighs the information and makes a decision, known as a verdict. This process helps uphold the law, protect rights, and ensure justice. Legal cases can cover various issues, including civil matters (like contracts or personal injury) and criminal matters (such as theft or assault).