The Ohio Judicial System is the framework of courts and legal processes in the state of Ohio. It consists of several levels, including the Ohio Supreme Court, which is the highest court, followed by Court of Appeals, Court of Common Pleas, and various municipal and county courts. Each level has specific jurisdictions and responsibilities, handling different types of cases ranging from civil disputes to criminal matters. Judges in the Ohio Judicial System are elected or appointed, depending on the court level. The system aims to ensure justice and uphold the rule of law, providing a structured process for resolving legal issues and protecting the rights of individuals.