Court of Appeals of New York

The Court of Appeals of New York is the state's highest court and serves as the final arbiter of legal disputes. It primarily reviews cases involving significant legal questions, ensuring consistent interpretation of laws and the Constitution. The court consists of seven judges who hear appeals from lower courts, including the Appellate Division and other courts. Its decisions set important legal precedents that influence future cases across New York. The court's role is to ensure justice, uphold the rule of law, and clarify pivotal legal issues for the state.