The Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) is the highest court in a country's judicial system, primarily responsible for hearing appeals from lower courts. It ensures that laws are interpreted and applied consistently, providing a final decision on legal disputes. The SCA plays a crucial role in upholding the rule of law and protecting individual rights. Typically, the SCA consists of a panel of judges who review cases based on legal arguments and evidence presented in lower courts. Their rulings can set important legal precedents, influencing future cases and shaping the interpretation of laws within the jurisdiction.