The High Court of Singapore is a key part of the country's judicial system, responsible for hearing serious civil and criminal cases. It operates under the Supreme Court of Singapore, which also includes the Court of Appeal. The High Court ensures that justice is served and upholds the rule of law in Singapore. The High Court is divided into different divisions, including the General Division and the Family Division. It has the authority to review decisions made by lower courts and can also handle appeals. The judges in the High Court are appointed by the President of Singapore, ensuring a qualified judiciary.