judicature
/ˈdʒʌdɪkətʃər/Definitions
1. noun
The institution, system, or branch of a government concerned with the administration of justice, especially the courts.
“The judicature of the land was known for its fairness and independence.”
2. noun
A power or authority to judge or decide on matters, especially in a law court.
“The judicature of the judge was widely respected throughout the community.”
3. noun
A court or system of courts having the power to interpret the law and to try cases.
“The judicature of the country was established to ensure justice for all citizens.”