Landmark Court Case

Definition

A landmark court case refers to a significant legal decision that establishes new interpretations of the law or sets important precedents.

Related terms

Precedent: Precedent refers to previous court decisions that serve as guidelines for future cases.

Judicial Activism: Judicial activism is when judges interpret the law in ways that reflect their personal beliefs or political ideologies.

Due Process: Due process ensures that individuals are treated fairly and their rights are protected during legal proceedings.