New Jersey Judiciary

The New Jersey Judiciary is the state's court system, responsible for interpreting and applying the law fairly. It handles cases ranging from criminal, civil, family, and traffic disputes to constitutional questions. The Judiciary is headed by the Supreme Court of New Jersey, which oversees lower courts including appellate and trial courts. Its primary goal is to ensure justice, uphold rights, and maintain the rule of law through impartial adjudication. Judges are appointed or elected based on set procedures, and the system operates independently to provide fair resolution of legal issues within the state.