U.S. Supreme Court rulings

U.S. Supreme Court rulings are final decisions on legal cases that often interpret the Constitution and federal laws. They influence how laws are applied across the country and can shape societal issues, such as civil rights, privacy, and government powers. When the Court rules, they examine legal arguments, interpret the law, and consider rights and protections. A ruling can uphold or overturn laws, and their decisions set important legal precedents that guide future cases. These rulings are essential for maintaining the rule of law and ensuring justice aligns with constitutional principles.