Specialized courts are judicial bodies designed to handle specific types of cases more efficiently than general courts. They focus on particular areas of law, such as family law, drug offenses, or immigration issues, allowing judges to develop expertise in those fields. This specialization can lead to more informed decisions and tailored solutions for the parties involved. These courts often use alternative approaches to traditional litigation, such as mediation or rehabilitation programs. For example, drug courts aim to help offenders overcome addiction rather than solely punish them. By addressing underlying issues, specialized courts can contribute to better outcomes for individuals and communities.