Structure of Courts in India

In November$1983$ , Sudha's case the three accused went to the High Court to appeal against this verdict of the Supreme Court.

The seven north-eastern states have a separate High Court.

If anyone does not like the Supreme Court verdict, the victim can go back again to the Trial Court.

An _____ (high court/Appellate) court is commonly called an appeals court.

Judges of the High court and the Supreme court are appointed by the _____ (Prime Minister/President).

The work of the judiciary is categorised into _____ functions. (three/four)

India has an _____ judicial system. (integrated/ racially separate)

 Civil law deals with conduct or acts that the law defines as offences. Example- theft, robbery, cheating, physical injury and murder.

The Indian judiciary consists of one Supreme Court with $26$ judges, $30$ High Courts with a sanctioned strength of $725$ judges

In Sudha's case, Laxman, Shakuntala and Subhash Chandra were acquitted in the _____. (Supreme court /High Court)

Supreme court act as the _____ (guardian/executor) of fundamental right.