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Which courts make up Benin’s judicial system?

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Benin’s judiciary is an independent branch of government composed of several specialized courts:1

  • Constitutional Court: The highest authority regarding constitutional matters, located in Cotonou.1
  • Supreme Court: The highest court for administrative and judicial affairs, also located in Cotonou.1
  • High Court of Justice: Located in Porto-Novo, this court hears cases involving the president and other government officials regarding high treason or crimes committed while in office.1
  • Court for the Repression of Economic Crimes and Terrorism: This court is headquartered in Cotonou.1