Understanding Judicial Review

Judicial Review is when the Supreme Court looks at laws and decisions made by the government to see if they fit with the Constitution. This power is very important, but it faces some big challenges:

• Limited Accessibility: Many people find it hard to bring their cases to court.
• Judicial Reluctance: Sometimes, judges are afraid to change laws, worried about what others will think.
• Political Pressure: The current political situation can influence court decisions.

Even with these problems, there are ways to make things better:

• Increasing public awareness about how the judicial system works.
• Encouraging diversity among judges so that more voices and opinions are heard.
• Promoting legal education so that people can better stand up for their rights.

In the end, making Judicial Review stronger is important to keep our government fair and balanced.