A Court of Justice is a legal institution that resolves disputes and interprets laws. It ensures that justice is served by hearing cases brought before it, which can involve individuals, organizations, or governments. Courts operate at various levels, including local, national, and international, each with specific jurisdictions and functions. One prominent example is the European Court of Justice, which interprets and enforces laws within the European Union. This court plays a crucial role in maintaining legal consistency across member states, ensuring that EU laws are applied uniformly and protecting the rights of individuals and entities under EU legislation.