The High Court of Pakistan is a key part of the country's judicial system, responsible for hearing appeals and cases from lower courts. It ensures the interpretation and application of laws in accordance with the Constitution of Pakistan. Each province has its own High Court, which serves as the highest court at the provincial level. The High Court also plays a crucial role in protecting fundamental rights and addressing issues of public interest. It has the authority to review decisions made by lower courts and can also hear constitutional petitions. The decisions made by the High Court can significantly impact the legal landscape of Pakistan.