The Constitutional Court of the Republic of Croatia is the supreme judicial body in charge of evaluating the constitutionality of laws and other regulations, and resolving administrative disputes. The task of the constitutional court is to prevent the arbitrariness of the government and various structural aberrations through the interpretation of the constitution. By interpreting the constitution in individual decisions, a connection is made possible between the imagined ideal constitutional model of the society to which it aspires and, in contrast, real life, which is often far from ideal due to a number of historical, cultural and economic reasons. Citizens who have any difficulties in realizing their rights guaranteed by the Constitution can turn to the Ombudsman for assistance. The Ombudsman is a commissioner for information, and as such represents an independent body that protects the rights of citizens and supervises the work of public institutions. Anyone can submit a constitutional complaint to the Constitutional Court if they believe that a human or other right has been denied or violated by an individual act of a body, and the Constitutional Court will decide on this by means of a decision.