The courts do not shut down completely during the legal vacation period. This time is traditionally marked by a reduction in judicial activity rather than a complete halt.
This clarification comes from a legal expert who explained the nature of the legal vacation.
He stated that the period involves scaling down operations, not ceasing them altogether.
Essential court services continue to function to handle urgent matters.
This ensures that the justice system remains accessible even during this reduced operational phase.
The Judicial Service manages the court calendar to accommodate this period.