
Judicial
Legal Structure
Refers to the organization and interconnectedness of courts and legal entities.

The judicial structure in Canada differs from that of the U.K.
Not Legislative
Differentiates the court's role from creating laws, which is the legislative branch's function.

Judicial roles focus on interpreting, not making, law.
Impartial Decision
Judges are expected to be fair and unbiased in the legal system.

A judicial opinion must be free from personal beliefs.
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