United Kingdom Court of Appeal

The United Kingdom Court of Appeal is one of the country’s highest courts, primarily responsible for reviewing decisions made by lower courts. It has two main divisions: the Civil Division, which handles appeals in civil cases, and the Criminal Division, dealing with criminal cases. The Court assesses whether the law was correctly applied and if justice was served. Its decisions can set important legal precedents, influencing future cases. The Court of Appeal plays a crucial role in ensuring fairness and consistency in the legal system across England and Wales.