Why Do We Have Courts?

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Because our Constitution says so. Our rule of law derives from that Constitution. There must be some resemblance of law and order in a civilized society, otherwise there is only anarchy, and chaos. Neither of which can be, if a society is to exist, let alone evolve. Courts are the adjudicators, and the police are the enforcement of societies rules for existence in said society

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