Federal Court of Appeal

The Federal Court of Appeal is a key part of Canada's judicial system. It hears appeals from decisions made by the Federal Court and certain federal administrative bodies, including issues related to immigration, patents, and government decisions. The Court is responsible for interpreting federal laws and ensuring they are applied correctly. Composed of judges appointed by the federal government, it plays a crucial role in maintaining legal consistency and protecting rights under Canadian law. Its decisions can significantly impact legislation and public policy at the federal level.