Question

I am public officer appointed to decide cases in a law court

Answer 1

Answer:

Then my name is a judge

Explanation:

• A public officer who is appointed to decided cases in a law court is known as a judge.
• A judge listens to cases presented before him and decides on the basis of evidence presented.
• The lawyer helps the accused or the accuser to defend themselves in court.
• A judge is well educated in the field of law and also requires some experience for them to be appointed.

Answer 2

Answer:

A public officer who is appointed to decide cases in court is either an authorized arbiter or judge.

Explanation:

A judge is a person who takes charge over the court proceedings. The person either judges alone or is in a part of a panel comprising of different judges. He/She is a an impartial person who decides wrong/right in an open court.

Judges are called my lord or your honor in the court of law. There are four types of laws a judge precedes over which are further branched.

• Criminal law.
• Civil law.  
• Common law.
• Statutory law.