Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces

The Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces (CAAF) is the highest military court in the United States, responsible for reviewing decisions made by lower military courts. It ensures that military justice is administered fairly and in accordance with law. Composed of civilian judges appointed by the President, CAAF handles cases involving service members accused of military offenses. Its rulings can impact military law and procedures, providing a crucial check on the military justice system and promoting fairness and accountability within the armed services.