 Judicial interpretation

Judicial interpretation refers to the process by which courts and judges interpret and apply laws, statutes, and constitutional provisions. This interpretation is crucial for understanding how laws function in practice and can influence the outcome of legal disputes. Judicial interpretation involves several key elements: 1. **Contextual Analysis**: Judges look at the language of the law, legislative intent, and the context in which the law was enacted. This can include examining the text of the law itself, its historical background, and related legislative materials.