The branch of the government responsible for the administration of justice.
Branch of government that includes all state courts and employees: the Minnesota Supreme Court, court of appeals, district courts, and conciliation courts. Also includes several boards performing judicial functions.
The judicial branch of the United States is the part of our government that decides the meaning of laws. It is made up of nine members. They are known as the Supreme Court, which is the highest court of our nation. legislative branch - The legislative branch of the United States is the part of our government that makes the laws. It is also known as the Congress. The legislative branch is made up of the Senate and the House of Representatives. When a new law is created we call it legislation.
This is one of the three branches of the United States government. This branch tells what the laws written by the Legislative Branch mean. The Judicial Branch is made up of courts and judges. It makes sure that all citizens who are accused of breaking a law are given a fair and just trial.
one of the three co-equal branches of government. The Legislative Branch enacts laws, the Executive Branch enforces laws, and the Judicial Branch interprets and applies laws in specific cases.
Branch of government that hears and settles legal disputes.
The branch of government that interprets and applies the laws and settles disputes.
The part of the US government that settles disputes and administers justice. The judicial branch is made up of the court system, including US District Courts, many Federal courts, the US Court of Appeals (also called the Federal Circuit Courts), and the Supreme Court.
The courts of the State as defined by the Illinois Constitution.
The branch of government described in Sections 96-101 of the Constitution Act, 1867, comprised of the federal and provincial systems that apply Canadian law in courts.
section of the government that interprets the laws and administers justice. In the federal government, the judicial branch consists of: the Supreme Court, the Circuit Courts of Appeal, District Courts, and several special courts.