Supreme Court (of various jurisdictions)

A Supreme Court is the highest judicial authority in a jurisdiction, such as a country or a state. It interprets laws and ensures justice by reviewing decisions made by lower courts. Supreme Courts can settle important legal issues, including constitutional matters, and their rulings set precedents that guide future cases. In many places, Supreme Courts also protect individual rights and uphold the rule of law. Their decisions are final, meaning they cannot typically be appealed, making their role crucial in maintaining the legal framework and stability of society.