Traditional Justice System

The traditional justice system is the formal process through which society resolves disputes and enforces laws. It involves courts, judges, and legal procedures to determine guilt or innocence and deliver appropriate punishments or remedies. This system aims to ensure fairness, uphold rights, and maintain social order by applying established laws consistently. It typically includes steps like investigation, trial, and appeals, relying on legal evidence and rules. The goal is to provide an impartial framework for resolving conflicts, protecting individuals' rights, and promoting justice within the community.