National Justice Systems

National justice systems are the frameworks and institutions within a country that uphold the rule of law, ensuring laws are applied fairly and consistently. They include courts, law enforcement agencies, attorneys, and correctional facilities that work together to resolve disputes, enforce laws, and administer punishments. These systems aim to protect individual rights, maintain social order, and promote justice. While structures may vary, their core function is to ensure lawful governance and fair treatment for all citizens under the nation’s legal framework.