Judges

Judges hear both sides of a court case and make decisions based on the law and the evidence. Judges are independent and are not influenced by government or public opinion.

Who Judges Are →

Judges are appointed by the government to make decisions in court cases. They are not controlled by the government, and they must treat both sides fairly.

What Judges Do →

Judges listen to both sides of a court case and use the law to make decisions about what evidence to allow, how a case will proceed and what the outcome will be.

Complaints About Judges →

Judges are held to a high standard of conduct. Anyone who thinks a judge has acted improperly can make a complaint.