California Supreme Court

The California Supreme Court is the highest court in California and the final authority on state law. It reviews cases that involve important legal questions, including constitutional issues, and decides appeals from lower courts. The court consists of seven justices who interpret state laws and the California Constitution. Its decisions set legal precedents that lower courts must follow. Established in 1850, the court plays a crucial role in shaping California's legal landscape and ensuring justice within the state. Its rulings can significantly impact public policy and citizens' rights.