The Supreme Court looks at the Constitution and makes decisions about it. This process is called judicial review, but it comes with some tough challenges:

1. Subjectivity: Sometimes, the personal beliefs of the justices can affect their choices.
2. Political Pressure: Outside political issues might influence how fair judges are.
3. Limited Scope: The Court can only review cases that come to them, meaning some important constitutional problems might be missed.

To make things better, we can:

• Create clear rules for justices to help reduce bias.
• Make sure there are strong systems in place to control political influence.
• Encourage more people to get legal help, so more cases can be brought to the Court.