Supreme courts

The Supreme Court is the highest judicial authority in a country, responsible for interpreting laws and the constitution. It reviews cases that involve important legal questions, ensuring laws adhere to constitutional principles. Its decisions set legal precedents that lower courts must follow. The Supreme Court safeguards rights, resolves disputes, and maintains the rule of law, functioning as the ultimate arbiter in the judicial system. Its rulings influence society by shaping the application and understanding of the law at the national level.