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In constitutional terms, the system of courts and body of judges in a country. The independence of the judiciary from other branches of the central authority is generally considered to be an essential feature of a democratic political system. This independence is often written into a nation's constitution and protected from abuse by politicians.



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In an effort to overcome legal, geographical, and social distances between village societies and the formal courts of Papua New Guinea, the country introduced a village court system in 1974.
More than 20 percent of Alabama's court system employees might have to be laid off and jury trials postponed if its budget is cut as deeply as some have projected, the state's chief justice said.
A personal injury lawsuit is a type of legal claim made in the court system that attempts to obtain compensation for any type of injury that a person sustains to their body or mind.
 
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