UK Courts and Tribunals

UK Courts and Tribunals are part of the justice system that resolve legal disputes and interpret laws. Courts, such as Magistrates' and Crown Courts, handle criminal and civil cases, while Tribunals primarily resolve specific issues like employment, immigration, and social security disputes. Courts operate under a hierarchical structure, with higher courts like the Court of Appeal and Supreme Court setting legal precedents. Tribunals are generally more specialized and less formal, often providing quicker resolutions. Both aim to ensure fairness, uphold the law, and protect rights within the legal framework of the UK.