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The Judiciary is the arm of government that interprets the law and adjudicates cases. It asserts meaning to law and administers justice in a state.
The judges and courts make up the judiciary. There are different courts which include the Customary Court, Magistrate Court, State High Court, Federal High Court, Appeal Court, Industrial Court, Sharia Court, and Supreme Court (the highest court in Nigeria).
Characteristics of Judiciary:
Characteristics of the Judiciary Include;
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