Court of Appeal (Jamaica)

The Court of Appeal in Jamaica is the highest appellate court in the country, responsible for hearing cases that have been previously decided by lower courts such as the Supreme Court. Its main role is to review legal errors in decisions to ensure justice and proper application of the law. The court comprises judges who interpret the law, and their decisions set important legal precedents. It functions as a safeguard for fair judgment, ensuring that legal processes are correctly followed and that rights are protected through the appeals process.