Constitutional Justice

Constitutional Justice refers to the process by which courts ensure that laws and government actions comply with a country's constitution. It involves reviewing laws, policies, and decisions to protect fundamental rights and uphold the constitutional framework. When conflicts arise between laws or government acts and constitutional principles, courts have the authority to interpret, validate, or strike down those laws to maintain legal consistency and safeguard individual freedoms. Essentially, Constitutional Justice ensures that the government operates within the boundaries set by the constitution, preserving the rule of law and protecting citizens' constitutional rights.