Judicial Constraints

Judicial constraints refer to the limits placed on courts' power to make decisions. They ensure that judges interpret and apply the law within established legal frameworks, constitutional limits, and precedents. These constraints help maintain balance among the branches of government, prevent arbitrary rulings, and protect individual rights. Essentially, they guide courts to resolve cases based on law rather than personal beliefs or external pressures, ensuring their rulings are fair, consistent, and uphold the rule of law.