Judicial interpretations play a crucial role in the legal system, clarifying ambiguities in laws and regulations. The level of these interpretations varies depending on the issuing body. Supreme People's Court (SPC) interpretations hold the highest authority, directly guiding lower courts in their rulings. These interpretations often address critical legal issues and are binding nationwide.

Next come judicial interpretations issued by specialized tribunals under the SPC. While authoritative within specific fields, they carry less weight than those from the SPC itself. Provincial high courts also issue judicial interpretations to standardize local practices, but these have regional applicability and limited national impact.

Finally, some judicial interpretations may originate from lower courts or administrative bodies, serving more as guidelines rather than strict mandates. Understanding the hierarchy ensures consistency in applying laws across different jurisdictions. Judicial interpretations enhance legal clarity and ensure justice is served fairly and uniformly. 🌐⚖️