What is Justice

o The maintenance or administration of what is just, especially by the impartial adjustment of

conflicting claims or the assignment of merited rewards or punishment.
oConformity to truth and reality in expressing opinions and in conduct;
oFair representation of facts respecting merit or demerit;
oHonesty
oFidelity (faithfulness to loyalty);
o As, the Justice of a description or of a Judgment

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Judicial System
The system of Law Courts that administer Justice and
constitute the Judicial branch of government.

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Purpose of Judicial System
The purpose of the legal system is to provide a system
for interpreting and enforcing the laws.
The purpose of a legal system is to provide a
systematic, orderly, and predictable mechanism for
resolving disagreements.

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Function of Judicial System
In order to do its job, any such system must perform
three closely connected, but nevertheless distinct,
functions:
 Adjudication (Arbitration, negotiation),
 Legislation,
 And execution.

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Judicial Function
The Judicial function is the core of any legal system. In
its judicial function, a legal system adjudicates
disputes, issuing a decision as to how the
disagreement should be settled.

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Legislative Function
The purpose of the Legislative function is to
determine the rules that will govern the process of
adjudication.
Legislation tells judicial function how to adjudicate.

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