The Corte Suprema di Cassazione is the highest court in Italy, responsible for ensuring the uniform interpretation of law across the country. It reviews decisions made by lower courts to ensure they comply with legal standards and principles. Established in 1860, it plays a crucial role in the Italian judicial system. This court does not conduct trials but rather focuses on legal questions and the application of law. Its rulings can set important precedents, influencing future cases. The Corte Suprema di Cassazione is located in Rome and consists of various sections that handle different areas of law.