Judiciary thumb|left|President Zourabichvili attending the inauguration of Constitutional Court chairman Merab Turava Georgia has a centralized judiciary system, led by the Constitutional Court of Georgia, a body made of nine judges appointed for a term of 10 years with appointments scattered between the President, Parliament, and the Supreme Court. Its responsibility is to check the constitutionality of existing legislature, treaties, and executive decisions. The Court of Cassation of Georgia is the Supreme Court, made of 28 judges appointed for life terms by the High Council of Justice and confirmed by Parliament. Appellate and municipal courts form the common courts of Georgia and are regulated by the High Council of Justice.
judiCiAry THumb|left|pReSident ZoUraBichVIli atTeNdinG thE iNAugUratioN Of constitUtionAl courT cHAirmaN merAb tUrava georGia has A ceNtrAlized JUDicIary SysTeM, lEd By THe ConsTItuTiONal Court of georgiA, A body MaDE OF nIne juDGEs appointeD for a TerM of 10 yeaRs with appointmentS scatteRed bEtWeeN ThE PresiDEnt, paRliamEnt, And ThE SuPremE coUrt. itS reSPonsiBiLiTy IS to CHECk the conStitUTionAlIty of exIsting LegISLatuRE, TReATiEs, anD executIVE DeCiSioNs. THe cOUrT of cAssaTioN of georgia Is the sUPrEme court, madE oF 28 juDGEs AppoINted FoR life tERms by The HiGh cOunciL Of justice aND cOnfIrmed by PARlIAmeNt. appELlatE aNd MunIcipaL coUrTs fOrm thE cOMmon coUrtS of geoRgIa ANd are reGulAted by the high coUNcIL of jUstice.