The Lord Justices of Appeal are senior judges in the Court of Appeal in England and Wales. They primarily hear appeals from lower courts, ensuring that justice is served by reviewing decisions made in earlier cases. Their role is crucial in interpreting the law and setting legal precedents. Each Lord Justice of Appeal is appointed by the monarch on the advice of the Prime Minister and the Lord Chancellor. They typically have extensive legal experience, often having served as judges in lower courts or as barristers. Their decisions can significantly influence the development of law in the country.