Japan Supreme Court

The Japan Supreme Court is the highest judicial authority in Japan, responsible for ensuring the proper interpretation and application of the law. It reviews important cases, especially those involving constitutional issues, and has the power to overturn lower court decisions if they violate laws or the constitution. The court also functions as a guardian of constitutional rights, overseeing the legal system's fairness and consistency. Composed of the Chief Justice and 14 justices, it operates independently to maintain justice and uphold the rule of law across the nation.