Supreme Court of Japan

The Supreme Court of Japan is the highest judicial authority in the country, responsible for overseeing the uniform application of law and safeguarding the Constitution. It reviews cases appealed from lower courts, especially important constitutional issues, and has the authority to strike down laws or government actions that violate the Constitution. Comprising 15 justices, including a Chief Justice, it ensures justice is administered fairly and maintains the rule of law in Japan. Its decisions set binding precedents, shaping constitutional and legal interpretation across the nation.