The Constitutional Court of Lithuania is a key institution responsible for ensuring the supremacy of the Constitution in Lithuania. Established in 1993, it reviews laws and acts to determine their compliance with the Constitution, safeguarding the rule of law and protecting citizens' rights. The court consists of nine judges, appointed for a term of nine years. It plays a crucial role in interpreting constitutional provisions and resolving disputes related to the constitutionality of legislation. Its decisions are binding and contribute to the development of Lithuanian constitutional law.