Swiss Federal Judicial Authority

The Swiss Federal Judicial Authority is the highest court system in Switzerland, responsible for ensuring the consistent application and interpretation of federal laws. It includes the Federal Supreme Court, which reviews cases on appeal from cantonal courts, and various specialized tribunals. The authority acts independently from the government and legislative bodies, providing impartial judicial review across all legal areas, such as civil, criminal, and administrative law. Its primary role is to uphold the rule of law, protect rights, and resolve legal disputes to maintain justice and legal certainty throughout Switzerland.