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 The judicial system's primary purpose is to interpret laws, apply them to specific cases, and ensure they are consistent with the Constitution. It also serves to resolve disputes between parties, protect individual rights, and maintain the rule of law. 

Here's the purpose of the Judicial system:  

• Interpreting and Applying Laws:. Courts determine the meaning of laws, how they should be applied in different situations, and whether laws are constitutional. 
• Resolving Disputes:. The judicial system provides a neutral forum for resolving disagreements between individuals, businesses, and government entities. 
• Protecting Individual Rights:. Courts play a vital role in safeguarding fundamental rights and liberties, including the right to due process, freedom of speech, and freedom of religion. 
• Maintaining the Rule of Law:. The judicial system ensures that laws are consistently applied, that everyone is treated equally under the law, and that government actions are subject to legal review. 
• Ensuring Justice:. The courts strive to provide fair and impartial justice in all cases, regardless of the status or position of the parties involved. 

Abuse No More will work tirelessly to ensure that those in need receive the help they require. Through the support of our volunteers and donors, we are able to make a difference in the lives of countless women across the globe.