The justice system impacts politics by enforcing laws and adjudicating conflicts, thereby influencing social order and government legitimacy. It establishes a framework for accountability, ensuring that laws are applied fairly and equitably. Through its decisions, the justice system can challenge or reinforce government actions, shaping public policy and political norms. Furthermore, high-profile legal cases or rulings can ignite public interest and influence electoral agendas. An independent judiciary is vital for upholding democratic principles and maintaining the rule of law.