Judicial rulings are decisions made by a court regarding legal cases. These rulings interpret laws, resolve disputes, and set precedents for future cases. They can involve various issues, such as criminal charges, civil rights, or contract disputes. The outcome of a judicial ruling can significantly impact the parties involved and sometimes influence broader legal principles. Judicial rulings can be appealed to higher courts if one party believes the decision was incorrect. The appeals process allows for further examination of the case and can lead to a different outcome. Ultimately, these rulings help maintain the rule of law and ensure justice within the legal system.