the judiciary

The judiciary is a branch of government responsible for interpreting laws and administering justice. It includes courts and judges who resolve disputes, ensure laws are applied fairly, and protect individual rights. The judiciary reviews laws to ensure they align with the constitution and can hold other branches of government accountable. It functions independently from the executive and legislative branches, maintaining a balance of power. Its key roles are to adjudicate cases, provide legal interpretations, and uphold the rule of law, thus ensuring justice in society.