Swiss Federal Supreme Court

The Swiss Federal Supreme Court is Switzerland’s highest judicial authority, responsible for ensuring the consistent and correct application of federal law across the country. It reviews decisions from lower courts, interprets legal rules, and protects legal rights. The court handles civil, criminal, and administrative cases, and aims to ensure justice and legal certainty. Its decisions are final and binding, setting important legal standards, and promoting the uniform development of Swiss law. The court’s role is essential to maintaining the rule of law and safeguarding individual rights in Switzerland.