High Court of Australia

The High Court of Australia is the country’s highest court, responsible for interpreting the Constitution and deciding significant legal questions. It ensures that laws are applied consistently across Australia and can hear appeals from lower courts. The court also plays a crucial role in protecting rights and resolving disputes between states and the federal government. Comprising seven judges, including the Chief Justice, it is located in Canberra. Its decisions set important legal precedents that guide future cases, making it a key institution in maintaining the rule of law and justice in Australia.