Regional Courts

Regional Courts are intermediate-level courts that handle more serious criminal cases, civil disputes, and appeals from lower courts. They serve specific geographic areas within a country, ensuring cases are processed locally but also have the authority to hear significant legal matters. These courts aim to provide accessible justice and uphold the rule of law, functioning as a vital link between lower courts and higher courts like the Supreme Court. Their decisions can often be appealed to higher courts, maintaining a structured judicial system.