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CORTE SUPREMA DE JUSTICIA
The Corte Suprema de Justicia, or the Supreme Court of Justice, is the highest judicial body in many Latin American countries such as Argentina, Panama, Colombia, and Costa Rica. Recognized for its critical role in interpreting laws and adjudicating high-stakes cases, the court has the ultimate authority to settle constitutional disputes. It consists of judges, termed magistrates or justices, who are often appointed by the president or elected by the nation's congress. The court's decisions are binding on all lower courts, embodying the final interpretation of legal controversies and constitutional issues.
