The governmental body responsible for interpreting the constitution is the Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court holds the highest authority in the judicial branch of the government. Its primary role is to interpret the laws and the constitution, ensuring that they are applied fairly and justly. The Court hears cases that challenge the constitutional validity of laws and can overturn previous court decisions if deemed necessary. This power of judicial review allows the Supreme Court to maintain the balance of power among the branches of government and protect individual rights against legislative or executive overreach.