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((Short description|Court system overview))
((Use British English|date=January 2019))
((more citations needed|date=December 2013))
((Politics of Belgium))
The '''judiciary of Belgium''' is similar to the [[Judiciary of France|French judiciary]]. [[Belgium]] evolved from a [[Unitary state|unitary]] to a [[federal state]], but its judicial system has not been adapted to a federal system.

The Belgian judiciary is referred to as the '''courts and tribunals''' (((lang-nl|hoven en rechtbanken)), ((lang-fr|cours et tribunaux)), ((lang-de|Gerichtshöfe und Gerichte))) in official texts, such as the [[Constitution of Belgium|Belgian Constitution]].

==Normal judicial system==
[[File:BELGICANA MAGISTRAT GANDAVENSIS.JPG|thumb|260px|alt=Image of Belgian judges leaving Saint Bavo's Cathedral, in Ghent after the solemn Te Deum on the Belgian National Day|Belgian judges leaving [[St Bavo's Cathedral, Ghent|St Bavo's Cathedral]] in [[Ghent]] after the solemn ''[[Te Deum]]'' on the [[Belgian National Day|National Holiday]]]]
[[File:Belgian judiciary English.png|thumb|260px|alt=Diagram of the Belgian judicial hierarchy as of 2020|Belgian judicial hierarchy as of 2020:
{|
|((Color box|#e1d5e7)) One for the entire country
|-
|((Color box|#dae8fc)) Organised per judicial area
|-
|((Color box|#f8cecc)) Organised per province (+ Brussels)
|-
|((Color box|#d5e8d4)) Organised per judicial arrondissement
|-
|((Color box|#fff2cc)) Organised per judicial canton
|}]]

=== Judicial subdivisions of the territory ===
As of 2018, the territory of Belgium is subdivided into 5 judicial areas ([[Antwerp]], [[Brussels]], [[Ghent]], [[Liège]] and [[Mons, Belgium|Mons]]), 12 [[Arrondissements of Belgium|judicial arrondissement]]s and 187 [[Cantons of Belgium|judicial cantons]] for the purpose of organising the judicial system. Before April 2014, when the judicial subdivisions were reformed into the current ones, there were 27 judicial arrondissements and 225 judicial cantons. Except for [[Brussels]] and the provinces of [[Flemish Brabant]] and [[Liège Province|Liège]], the current judicial arrondissements correspond with the [[provinces of Belgium]].
<gallery>
File:Belgium judicial 5 areas-fr.svg|alt=Map of the five judicial areas, with French names|Map of the 5 judicial areas (French names)
File:Belgium judicial 12 arrondissements-fr.svg|alt=Map of the 12 judicial arrondissements as of 2014, with French names|Map of the 12 judicial arrondissements as of 2014 (French names)
File:Belgium judicial 27 arrondissements (blank).svg|alt=Map of the 27 judicial arrondissements from before 2014|Map of the 27 judicial arrondissements from before 2014
</gallery>

=== Court of Cassation ===
((Main|Court of Cassation (Belgium)))The Court of Cassation (((lang-nl|Hof van Cassatie)), ((lang-fr|Cour de Cassation)), ((lang-de|Kassationshof))) is the [[supreme court]] of the Belgian judicial system. It only hears appeals in last resort against judgments and other decisions of lower courts (mostly the [[appellate court]]s), and only [[Question of law|points of law]]. This means the Court of Cassation will not review or reconsider the [[Trier of fact|findings of fact]] established by lower courts. The jurisdiction of the Court is limited to either upholding a decision that is contested, or either annulling ([[Motion to quash|quashing]]) the contested decision if the decision violated or misinterpreted the law. The latter is referred to as "cassation". In case of cassation, the Court of Cassation will generally refer the case to a different court of the same rank as the one whose decision was annulled. The case will then be retried on both [[Question of fact|questions of fact]] and questions of law by that court. By these means, the Court of Cassation ensures the nationwide uniform interpretation and application of the law by all other courts and tribunals of the Belgian judicial system. The jurisdiction of the Court of Cassation is limited to decisions of [[judicial court]]s, and (notwithstanding some exceptions) does not extend to decisions of [[administrative court]]s. The Court of Cassation does however settle certain jurisdictional conflicts which may involve an administrative court. In addition, the Court of Cassation also rules on certain prejudicial questions, handles certain procedures to review old [[Criminal law|criminal cases]], as well as certain proceedings against [[judge]]s or [[prosecutor]]s themselves. Whilst the [[case law]] of the Court of Cassation is in principle not binding for lower courts, it does hold an important persuasive value nonetheless.<ref>((Cite web|title=Hof van Cassatie|trans-title=Court of Cassation|url=https://www.rechtbanken-tribunaux.be/nl/rechtbanken-en-hoven/hof-van-cassatie|access-date=2 August 2020|website=www.rechtbanken-tribunaux.be|publisher=College of the courts and tribunals of Belgium|language=nl))</ref>

=== Appellate courts ===

* [[Court of appeal (Belgium)|'''<u>Court of appeal</u>''']] (((lang-nl|hof van beroep)), ((lang-fr|cour d'appel)), ((lang-de|Appellationshof))): the courts of appeal are the main appellate courts in the Belgian judicial system. There is a court of appeal in each of the five respective judicial areas of Belgium. They have [[appellate jurisdiction]] over the judgements made by the tribunals of first instance and enterprise tribunals in their judicial area, except for petty cases and judgements in which a tribunal of first instance already exercised appellate review. The chambers of indictment of the courts of appeal hear appeals in judicial investigations led by an [[Examining magistrate|investigative judge]], and decide on [[indictment]]s for trials by a court of assizes. The court of appeal of Brussels also has a specific division referred to as the Market Court, which hears appeals against certain decisions made by [[Regulatory agency|regulators]] regarding [[regulated market]]s. Lastly, the courts of appeal have [[original jurisdiction]] over crimes committed by certain [[Judicial officer|judicial]] or [[executive officer]]s in or outside of the exercise of their office. Only the courts of appeal of Brussels and Liège have jurisdiction over any such crime committed by federal or regional [[Minister (government)|ministers]], and they can only try a minister with the permission of the [[List of governments in Belgium|legislative assembly]] on which their government depends. The judgements of the courts of appeal are final as to questions of fact; they can only be appealed at the Court of Cassation on questions of law.<ref name=":0">((Cite web|url=https://www.rechtbanken-tribunaux.be/nl/rechtbanken-en-hoven/hof-van-beroep|title=Hof van beroep|website=www.rechtbanken-tribunaux.be|publisher=College of the courts and tribunals of Belgium|language=nl|trans-title=Court of appeal|access-date=16 June 2019))</ref>
* [[Court of Labour (Belgium)|'''<u>Court of labour</u>''']] (((lang-nl|arbeidshof)), ((lang-fr|cour du travail)), ((lang-de|Arbeitsgerichtshof))): the courts of labour are the appellate courts in the Belgian judicial system that hear appeals against judgements of the labour tribunals in their judicial area. There is a court of labour in each of the five respective judicial areas of Belgium, just like the courts of appeal. They have appellate jurisdiction over all judgements of the labour tribunals without any exceptions. An important aspect of the courts of labour is the involvement of [[lay judge]]s appointed on the advice of [[Employers' organization|employers' organisations]] and [[trade union]]s. The judgements of the courts of labour are final as to questions of fact; they can only be appealed at the Court of Cassation on questions of law.<ref name=":02">((Cite web|url=https://www.rechtbanken-tribunaux.be/nl/rechtbanken-en-hoven/arbeidshof|title=Arbeidshof|website=www.rechtbanken-tribunaux.be|publisher=College of the courts and tribunals of Belgium|language=nl|trans-title=Court of labour|access-date=16 June 2019))</ref>

=== Trial courts ===

* [[Court of assizes (Belgium)|'''<u>Court of assizes</u>''']] (((lang-nl|hof van assisen)), ((lang-fr|cour d'assises)), ((lang-de|Assisenhof))): the courts of assizes are the highest [[Criminal justice|criminal courts]] and the only courts that hold [[jury trial]]s in the Belgian judicial system. There is a court of assizes in each of the ten [[provinces of Belgium]], and one in the [[arrondissement of Brussels-Capital]] (which is not part of any province). The courts of assizes are the only courts in Belgium for which the provinces are used as territorial subdivisions. They are not permanent courts; a new court is assembled for each new trial. They are composed of three judges (from the courts of appeal and the tribunals of first instance) and a jury of twelve jurors. Only the jury acts as the [[trier of fact]], and together with the three judges the penalty is determined. The courts of assizes have original jurisdiction over non-correctionalised ''crimes'', which are the most serious types of crimes under Belgian criminal law, as well as over [[Damages|civil damages]] arising from a ''crime'' tried by these courts. Correctionalisation refers to the process which allows for ''crimes'' to be tried by the tribunals of first instance instead of the courts of assizes. In practice, most ''crimes'' are correctionalised due to the heavy burden an assizes trial imposes on the judicial system. The courts of assizes also have [[exclusive jurisdiction]] over [[political crime]]s and [[Criminal speech|press crimes]] by virtue of the [[Constitution of Belgium|Belgian Constitution]], which mandates a jury trial for these types of crimes. Suspects cannot be tried by a court of assizes without a prior indictment by the chamber of indictment of a court of appeal. The judgements of the courts of assizes are final as to questions of fact; they can only be appealed at the Court of Cassation on questions of law.<ref>((Cite web|url=https://www.rechtbanken-tribunaux.be/nl/rechtbanken-hoven/hof-van-assisen|title=Hof van assisen|website=www.rechtbanken-tribunaux.be|publisher=College of the courts and tribunals of Belgium|language=nl|trans-title=Court of assizes|access-date=16 June 2019|archive-date=11 May 2019|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20190511214634/https://www.rechtbanken-tribunaux.be/nl/rechtbanken-hoven/hof-van-assisen|url-status=dead))</ref>
* [[Tribunal of first instance (Belgium)|'''<u>Tribunal of first instance</u>''']] (((lang-nl|rechtbank van eerste aanleg)), ((lang-fr|tribunal de première instance)), ((lang-de|Gericht erster Instanz))):
* [[Labour Tribunal (Belgium)|'''<u>Labour tribunal</u>''']] (((lang-nl|arbeidsrechtbank)), ((lang-fr|tribunal du travail)), ((lang-de|Arbeitsgericht))):
* [[Commercial Tribunal (Belgium)|'''<u>Enterprise tribunal</u>''']] (((lang-nl|ondernemingsrechtbank)), ((lang-fr|tribunal de l'entreprise)), ((lang-de|Unternehmensgericht))):
* [[Arrondissement Court (Belgium)|'''<u>Arrondissement tribunal</u>''']] (((lang-nl|arrondissementsrechtbank)), ((lang-fr|tribunal d'arrondissement)), ((lang-de|Bezirksgericht))):

=== Minor jurisdiction ===

* [[Police tribunal (Belgium)|'''<u>Police tribunal</u>''']] (((lang-nl|politierechtbank)), ((lang-fr|tribunal de police)), ((lang-de|Polizeigericht))): the police tribunals serve as the [[traffic court]]s and lowest criminal courts in the Belgian judicial system. There is a police tribunal in each judicial arrondissement, most of which have multiple seats (each with jurisdiction over their part of the territory of their arrondissement). Due to the sensitive political situation in and around Brussels, there are four police tribunals in the [[Brussels-Halle-Vilvoorde|arrondissement of Brussels]] however. They have original jurisdiction over [[contravention]]s, which are the lowest types of crimes under Belgian criminal law, as well as over all cases arising from [[traffic violation]]s or [[Traffic collision|traffic accidents]] (both civil and criminal). They also have appellate jurisdiction over certain [[Civil penalty|administrative penalties]] imposed by [[Municipalities of Belgium|municipalities]] or specific administrative entities. Their judgements can generally be appealed at the tribunals of first instance, except for petty cases and appellate judgements on administrative penalties.<ref>((Cite web|url=https://www.rechtbanken-tribunaux.be/nl/rechtbanken-en-hoven/politierechtbank|title=Politierechtbank|website=www.tribunaux-rechtbanken.be|publisher=College of the courts and tribunals of Belgium|language=nl|trans-title=Police tribunal|access-date=16 June 2019))</ref>
* '''[[Justice of the peace (Belgium)|<u>Justice of the peace</u>]]''' (((lang-nl|vredegerecht)), ((lang-fr|justice de paix)), ((Lang-de|Friedensgericht))): the justices of the peace serve as the [[small claims court]]s in the Belgian judicial system. There is a justice of the peace in each judicial canton, of which there are 187 as of 2017 (some with multiple seats). They have original jurisdiction over civil cases in which the disputed amount does not exceed 5,000 euro as of 2018, except for the matters over which another court or tribunal has [[exclusive jurisdiction]]. They have original jurisdiction as well as over civil cases involving certain matters irrespective of the disputed amount, such as the [[renting]] or [[Lease|leasing]] of [[real estate]], [[eviction]]s, [[easement]], [[land consolidation]], [[Credit|consumer credit]] or unpaid [[utility bill]]s. They also have original jurisdiction in certain matters of [[family law]], most notably [[legal guardian]]ships for incapacitated seniors and the [[involuntary commitment]] of the mentally ill. They do not have any jurisdiction over criminal cases. The judgements of the justices of the peace can, with some exceptions, be appealed at the tribunals of first instance.<ref>((Cite web|url=https://www.rechtbanken-tribunaux.be/nl/rechtbanken-en-hoven/vredegerecht|title=Vredegerecht|website=www.tribunaux-rechtbanken.be|publisher=College of the courts and tribunals of Belgium|language=nl|trans-title=Justice of the peace|access-date=16 June 2019))</ref>

=== Legal help ===
Legal help can be obtained from a house of justice (((lang-nl|justitiehuis)), ((lang-fr|maison de justice)), ((lang-de|justizhaus))), of which there is one in each judicial arrondissement and 2 in the [[arrondissement of Brussels]] (a Dutch- and French-speaking one).

=== Situation before 2014 ===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
! style="width:20%;" | !! style="width:20%;" | Social law !! style="width:20%;" | Commercial law !! style="width:20%;" | Civil law !! style="width:20%;" | Criminal law
|-
| Federal territory || colspan="4" | '''[[Court of Cassation (Belgium)|Court of Cassation]]''' (''Hof van Cassatie / Cour de cassation'')<br />Social Chamber — Civil and Commercial Chamber — Criminal Chamber
|-
| Judicial areas (5) || '''[[Court of labour (Belgium)|Court of labour]]''' (''Arbeidshof / Cour du travail'') || colspan="3" | '''[[Court of appeal (Belgium)|Court of Appeal]]''' (''Hof van beroep / Cour d'appel'')
|-
| [[Provinces of Belgium|Provinces]]/[[Brussels]] (11) || colspan="3" style="background-color:#F2F2F2;" | || '''[[Court of assizes (Belgium)|Court of assizes]]''' (''Hof van Assisen / Cour d'Assises''), a [[jury trial]] for felonies and political trials
|-
| Judicial arrondissements (27) || '''[[Labour Court (Belgium)|Labour Court]]''' (''Arbeidsrechtbank / Tribunal du travail'') || '''[[Commercial Court (Belgium)|Business Court]]''' (''Ondernemingsrechtbank / Tribunal de l’entreprise'') || colspan="2" | '''[[Tribunal of first instance (Belgium)|Tribunal of first instance]]''' (''Rechtbank van eerste aanleg / Tribunal de première instance'')
|-
| 1-3 per judicial arrondissement (35) || colspan="2" style="background-color:#F2F2F2;" | || colspan="2" | '''[[Police tribunal (Belgium)|Police tribunal]]''' (''Politierechtbank / Tribunal de police'')
|-
| Judicial cantons (225) || style="background-color:#F2F2F2;" | || colspan="2" | '''[[Justice of the peace (Belgium)|Justice of the peace]]''' (''Vrederechter / justice de la Paix'') || style="background-color:#F2F2F2;" |
|}

==Special jurisdictions==
The [[Constitutional Court of Belgium|Constitutional Court]] (''Grondwettelijk Hof / Cour constitutionelle'') is a special court which rules on conflicts between the federal level and regional level, as well as on any law that may violate [[fundamental rights]]. The court was created as part of the [[State reform in Belgium|federalisation of the country]]. It is not part of the normal judicial system; it's a court ''[[sui generis]]''.

The government of Belgium also has a lot of [[administrative court]]s, of which the [[Council of State (Belgium)|Council of State]] (''Raad van State / Conseil d'État'') is the supreme one.

==International courts==
As a member state of several international organisations, their [[international court]]s also have jurisdiction in Belgium:
* [[Benelux Court of Justice]]
* [[Court of Justice of the European Union|Court of Justice]] of the [[European Union]]
* [[European Court of Human Rights]] of the [[Council of Europe]]

==See also==
* [[Law of Belgium]]
* [[High Council of Justice (Belgium)]]
* [[List of Belgian judges]]

==References==
((Reflist))

==External links==
* [https://www.belgium.be/en/justice Justice]. [[Federal Government of Belgium|Belgian federal government]].
* [https://www.tribunaux-rechtbanken.be Courts and tribunals]. College of the courts and tribunals of Belgium.

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