Courts of Last Resort

Courts of Last Resort are the highest judicial bodies in a legal system, often known as Supreme Courts. They serve as the final arbiter in legal disputes, meaning their decisions cannot typically be appealed. These courts interpret laws and the constitution, ensuring consistency in the application of justice. They review cases that have significant legal implications or where lower courts may have differed in rulings. Their decisions set precedents that influence future cases and shape legal standards, playing a crucial role in upholding the rule of law in society.