Warden's court

A warden's court is a special kind of court where people can go to deal with small problems that don't need a big court case. These problems can include things like disputes with neighbors, noise complaints, unpaid fines, and traffic offenses.

The people who run the warden's court are called wardens. They are like helpers who try to solve problems between people. When you go to the warden's court, you get the chance to tell your side of the story, and the other person gets to tell their side too. The warden listens carefully to both sides, and then tries to help you both come up with a solution that works for everyone.

If you can't agree on a solution, the warden might make a decision for you. This decision is called an order, and it tells you and the other person what you have to do to solve the problem.

Overall, the warden's court is a way to deal with small problems without having to go to a big court case. It helps people work out their problems and find solutions that work for everyone involved.