public trust and confidence in the judiciary

Public trust and confidence in the judiciary refer to the belief that courts are fair, impartial, and competent in administering justice. When people trust the judiciary, they feel assured that legal decisions are made based on law and evidence, without bias or corruption. This confidence encourages respect for legal processes and promotes social stability. It is essential for the authority of courts and for individuals to feel secure in their rights and legal remedies. Maintaining high levels of public trust requires transparency, integrity, and accountability from the judicial system.