Supreme Court (varies by country)

The Supreme Court is typically the highest court in a country's judicial system. It reviews important legal cases, especially those involving constitutional questions or significant legal principles. Its decisions set legal precedents that lower courts must follow. The court ensures laws are applied fairly and consistently, and often has the final say on legal disputes. Its role is fundamental in maintaining the rule of law, protecting individual rights, and ensuring justice aligns with the country’s constitution or fundamental laws. The specific structure and authority of a Supreme Court can vary depending on the country's legal and constitutional framework.