Supreme Court Ruling

A Supreme Court ruling is the final decision by the highest court in the United States on a legal case. It interprets the Constitution and federal laws, resolving disagreements over their meaning. The ruling can uphold, overturn, or modify previous decisions, setting legal precedent for future cases. Essentially, it clarifies important legal questions, ensuring laws are applied consistently across the country. The decision is binding and must be followed by all courts, governments, and citizens, helping to maintain the rule of law and the constitutional framework of the nation.