The High Court of Albania is the highest judicial authority in the country, responsible for ensuring the uniform application of law. It reviews decisions made by lower courts and has the power to interpret laws, making it a crucial part of the Albanian legal system. Established in 1991, the court consists of a president and several judges appointed by the President of Albania with the approval of the Parliament. Its main functions include handling appeals, overseeing judicial administration, and safeguarding the rights of citizens under the Constitution of Albania.