Definition of Supreme Resolution

Decision made, dictated, by a maximum and competent authority of an area or context

The concept of supreme resolution is used to refer to that decree, ruling or decision that is made, dictated, by a authority maximum and competent of an area or context.

The supreme resolution in justice

If we think in the field of JusticeSupreme resolutions are dictated by the highest authority in this sense, which is the Supreme Court of Justice. The Supreme Court or Supreme Court is that body that exercises the function of court of last instance, that is, causes arrive at it that demand a final and categorical decision. When a case reaches the court and there it has a supreme resolution, it can no longer be discussed and must be accepted by the parties involved.
In most countries there are these bodies, for example in Argentina, it is the Supreme Court of Justice, which since 1863 acts as the last court when it comes to manage justice in the country. Its resolutions are supreme and cannot be appealed, they can only be reviewed by the court itself if the appeal for reconsideration is filed.

Resolutions in administrative matters

On the other hand, the ministries or ministerial portfolios that administer a nation at various levels they make resolutions of this type with the mission of regulating certain actions and activities that are carried out. In this way the functioning of a institution for example and stipulate those issues that are not allowed.

Solve an issue, to provide organization to a situation or to establish a certain order in terms of social relations

Whenever a competent body or institution decides to take a supreme resolution, it does so to solve an issue, to give organization to a situation or to establish a certain order in area of social relationships. This final administrative decision will be published in the most convenient way so that all the parties involved can become aware of it.
However, the validity of a resolution will be given by the legitimacy held by the body or official that dictates it.

So, presidents, judges, ministers, are some of the public officials who usually have the responsibility to issue supreme resolutions to regulate or coordinate any activity. This resolution will unequivocally indicate how to proceed in a given situation.