High Court of Justice

The High Court of Justice is a key part of the judicial system in some countries, like England and Wales. It deals with serious civil cases, including disputes between individuals and organizations, and has the power to make important legal decisions. The court is divided into different divisions, focusing on areas such as family, business, and administrative law. Judges in the High Court are experienced legal experts who ensure that justice is served according to the law. It also has the authority to review decisions made by lower courts and certain public bodies.