Constitutional Court

A Constitutional Court is a high court in a country that primarily deals with constitutional law. It ensures that laws and actions of the government are in accordance with the nation's constitution. These courts are newsworthy when they are involved in significant political or legal events. Recent news articles highlight the role of such courts in South Korea, where the Constitutional Court was involved in the aftermath of a martial law declaration and the subsequent sentencing of a former president. In Kosovo, a constitutional crisis arose due to the failure to elect a new head of state, potentially involving the Constitutional Court. These examples demonstrate the Constitutional Court's relevance in maintaining the rule of law and resolving political impasses, making them crucial institutions in democratic societies.