Dual Court System

Dual Court System
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Dual Court System
The dual court system allows municipal and state courts to tailor legal interpretations, processes, and verdicts to the needs of their respective communities. The dual court system permits federal law matters to be heard and resolved in federal courts, while state law cases are heard and decided. It distinguishes between state and federal courts. Because one court size does not meet all variances presented by federalism, the United States Constitution allows for a dual court system.
There are both advantages and disadvantages to the dual court system. One of the advantages is that individuals have access to more than one legal system in which their rights can be safeguarded. It provides a person with a different avenue to seek help and justice (Kibouche & Ghennam, 2017). The United States court system offers a variety of options for addressing a particular issue or topic. An accused individual might face charges in a variety o...