Supreme Court and lower courts

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The Supreme Court and lower courts in Japan together constitute the nation’s independent judiciary, responsible for interpreting the constitution, applying laws, and resolving legal disputes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf judicial branch of government
judiciary
branchOfPower judicial power
characteristic independent from the executive branch
independent from the legislative branch
constitutionalBasis Constitution of Japan
country Japan
employs court clerks
judges
other judicial staff
ensures judicial protection of rights
rule of law in Japan
hasAppealPath from District Courts to High Courts
from Family Courts to High Courts
from High Courts to Supreme Court of Japan
from Summary Courts to District Courts
hasComponent district courts of Japan
surface form: District Courts of Japan

family courts of Japan
surface form: Family Courts of Japan

High Courts of Japan
summary courts of Japan
surface form: Summary Courts of Japan

Supreme Court of Japan
headedBy Supreme Court of Japan
jurisdiction administrative cases
civil cases
constitutional review
criminal cases
languageOfProceedings Japanese
legalSystemType civil law system
locationCountry Japan
overseenBy Chief Justice of Japan
partOf Government of Japan
relatedTo Japan Federation of Bar Associations
Public Prosecutors Office of Japan
responsibleFor application of Japanese laws
interpretation of the Constitution of Japan
resolution of legal disputes
subjectTo Constitutional guarantees of judicial independence

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Government of Japan judicialPowerVestedIn Supreme Court and lower courts