Supreme Court (of various countries)

The Supreme Court is the highest judicial authority in a country, responsible for interpreting laws and the constitution. It reviews and rules on important legal cases, ensuring laws comply with constitutional principles. Its decisions set legal precedents that lower courts follow, shaping the country's legal framework. The court's role is to uphold justice, protect fundamental rights, and maintain the rule of law. While its structure and specific powers vary by country, it generally serves as the ultimate appellate court, resolving legal disputes and ensuring the proper application of laws at the national level.