The judicial branch of the state government has sole authority and responsibility for the interpretation and application of the state’s laws as well as the adjudication of disputes or controversies. It consists of two major Courts, which have a subdivision of eight courts: High Court of Justice, Magistrates Courts, Customary Courts, Juveniles Courts, Revenue Courts, Sanitation Courts, Mobile Courts and Ports Related Offences Courts The judiciary is governed mainly by the Chief Judge of the High Court of Justice. There are about 26 serving judges in the High Court of Justice, which comprises 10 Judicial Divisions including Port Harcourt, Ahoada, Degema, Nchia, Bori, Omoku, Isiokpo, Okrika, Okehi, and Oyigbo.

It's the high court complex where judges sit to hear cases that people files. It also has the probate office for administration of estate of the deceased. Some magistrate courts are also within the high court complex.. it is located in a secure environment. It is one of the best high court building in Nigeria.

This place is excellently built for litigants and lawyers. It is a state of the art judicial complex.

This is the hope of the the common and uncommon. They even offer pro-borno

Same same experience as any high court in Nigeria. Not much to say.

New judiciary buildings everywhere...

Nice but not enough pace for parking

The hub for Justice in Rivers State

Needs urgent repairs.

Very beautiful plaçe

Judiciary complexes

Always ready

Lovely

Good

good

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