Australian High Court

The High Court of Australia is the highest court in the Australian legal system. It interprets and applies the law, resolving disputes and ensuring justice. The court has the power to review laws and decisions made by lower courts and government bodies, ensuring they comply with the Constitution. Comprising seven justices, the High Court also hears cases of significant public interest, helping to shape Australian law and society. Its rulings set legal precedents that lower courts must follow, making it a crucial institution for upholding the rule of law in Australia.