Massachusetts Judicial Court

The Massachusetts Judicial Court, also known as the Massachusetts Trial Court, is the state's system of courts responsible for hearing civil, criminal, family, probate, and other cases. It is organized into multiple divisions based on case type and location, including District, Superior, Probate and Family, and Juvenile Courts. The court's primary role is to interpret and apply the law fairly, ensuring justice and resolving disputes. Judges are appointed or elected to oversee proceedings, uphold legal standards, and issue rulings or rulings of law. The Massachusetts Judicial Court serves as the foundation of the state's legal and judicial system to uphold public accountability and justice.