Adjudication and Enforcement - Explained

The video tutorial explains adjudication as a legal process where disputes are resolved by an authority. It covers both civil and administrative proceedings, focusing on how decisions are enforced. In civil trials, courts can order garnishment, attachment, or execution to enforce judgments. Administrative adjudication involves compliance with orders, and non-compliance may lead to civil or criminal actions. The tutorial highlights the roles of courts and administrative agencies in enforcing legal decisions.

What role does the executive branch play in enforcing court decisions?

How does the enforcement of administrative orders differ from that of court judgments?