Court of Appeals (New York)

The New York Court of Appeals is the highest court in New York State, serving as the final authority on legal disputes. It reviews decisions from lower appellate courts to ensure the correct interpretation and application of the law. Its rulings are binding and set legal precedents that lower courts must follow. The Court considers a variety of cases, including those involving significant legal questions, constitutional issues, and important public interests. Its primary role is to provide clarity, consistency, and finality in the state's judicial system.