Judicial actions refer to the legal processes and decisions made by courts in response to cases brought before them. These actions can include hearings, trials, and rulings that determine the outcome of disputes between individuals, organizations, or the government. The goal is to uphold the law and ensure justice is served. Judicial actions can involve various types of cases, such as civil, criminal, or administrative matters. Each case is handled according to established legal procedures, and the decisions made by judges or juries can set important precedents for future cases. This process is essential for maintaining the rule of law in society.