Court of Appeal (England and Wales)

The Court of Appeal in England and Wales is a key part of the judicial system that reviews decisions made by lower courts, such as the High Court and Crown Court. It has two main divisions: the Civil Division, which deals with non-criminal cases (like family and contract disputes), and the Criminal Division, which handles appeals against criminal convictions and sentences. The Court aims to ensure fairness and correct any legal errors. Its decisions can influence future cases and help shape the law in the country.