U.S judicial practices refer to the way in which the courts and legal system operate within the United States. This includes the processes, procedures, and principles followed by judges and other legal professionals.
Related terms
Due Process: Due process refers to the fair treatment of individuals through established legal procedures. It ensures that everyone has their rights protected when involved in a legal matter.
Judicial Review: Judicial review is the power of courts to review laws or government actions for constitutionality. It allows judges to determine whether laws or actions align with constitutional principles.
Stare Decisis: Stare decisis means 'to stand by things decided.' It is a principle that requires courts to follow previous decisions (precedents) when deciding similar cases.