The High Court of Pakistan is a key part of the country's judicial system, serving as the highest court at the provincial level. It hears appeals from lower courts and has the authority to interpret the Constitution of Pakistan. Each province has its own High Court, which ensures justice and upholds the rule of law. Established under the Constitution, the High Court plays a crucial role in protecting fundamental rights and addressing legal disputes. It consists of a Chief Justice and several other judges, who are appointed by the President of Pakistan based on recommendations from the Prime Minister and the Chief Justice.