Supreme Court of Australia

The Supreme Court of Australia is the highest court in the country for most legal matters, primarily handling serious criminal cases, complex civil disputes, and appeals. It ensures laws are applied consistently and fairly across Australia. The court interprets the Constitution and resolves legal questions that affect the country’s governance and rights. It operates independently from the government to uphold justice and the rule of law. The court's decisions set important legal precedents, guiding lower courts and shaping Australian law. It plays a crucial role in maintaining legal stability, fairness, and the protection of fundamental rights.