The Indiana Supreme Court is the highest court in the state of Indiana. It has five justices who review cases that involve important legal questions and issues. The court's decisions set precedents that lower courts in the state must follow, ensuring consistency in the application of the law. Established in 1816, the Indiana Supreme Court plays a crucial role in the state's judicial system. It hears appeals from lower courts and has the authority to interpret the Indiana Constitution and state laws. The court also oversees the admission and discipline of attorneys in Indiana.