The courts play a critical role in resolving political disputes by interpreting laws, adjudicating conflicts, and protecting rights. Judicial review ensures that government actions adhere to constitutional principles, and courts can serve as a check on executive and legislative powers. Through litigation, individuals and organizations can challenge unfair policies, pressing for accountability and justice. However, the level of judicial independence can greatly affect how political disputes are addressed, influencing the fairness of outcomes. The courts’ interpretations can significantly shape legal precedents, which, in turn, may have lasting implications for governance and civil rights.