Constitutional Court of Colombia

The Constitutional Court of Colombia is a key part of the country's judiciary system responsible for protecting the Constitution and ensuring that laws align with it. Established in 1991, the court reviews laws, resolves disputes over constitutional rights, and interprets constitutional provisions. It safeguards individual rights and helps maintain the balance of power among government branches. The Court consists of nine judges, appointed for specific terms, and plays a crucial role in promoting democracy and upholding the rule of law in Colombia. Its decisions can profoundly impact society and politics.