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-The <fs xx-large>Court</fs> is the arbiter of an institutionalzed government. Conceptually, a good court interprets the [[law]] and applies it to the real world. Philosophically, courts are intended to act as an impartial referee in establishing and then judging facts relating to events of possible breaches of law. Like in a good [[democracy]], fighting here is meant to happen with words and arguments, therefore courts are generally weapons-free zones.\\
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+The Court is the arbiter of an institutionalzed government. Conceptually, a good court interprets the [[law]] and applies it to the real world. Philosophically, courts are intended to act as an impartial referee in establishing and then judging facts relating to events of possible breaches of law. Like in a good [[democracy]], fighting here is meant to happen with words and arguments, therefore courts are generally weapons-free zones.\\
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 Courts play a large role in the modern philosophical approach to governmental administration. [[Seperation of Powers|The triad goes as follows]]: