A Commission Trial is a legal process where a group of experts, known as a commission, investigates a specific issue or case. This type of trial often focuses on complex matters that require specialized knowledge, such as environmental concerns or public health issues. The commission gathers evidence, hears testimonies, and ultimately provides recommendations or findings based on their analysis. These trials are typically less formal than traditional court proceedings and may not result in legal penalties. Instead, the goal is to inform policymakers or the public about the findings. The outcomes can influence legislation or lead to further investigations into the matter at hand.