Supreme Court of Germany

The Supreme Court of Germany, known as the Federal Court of Justice (Bundesgerichtshof), is the highest court for criminal and civil cases. It ensures uniform interpretation and application of the law across Germany. It primarily reviews decisions from lower courts to correct legal errors and ensure justice is properly administered. The court does not function as a trial court but focuses on legal issues and consistency, emphasizing the proper development of the law. Its rulings set important legal precedents and influence how laws are understood and applied throughout the country.