The Supreme Court of Denmark is the highest court in the Danish judicial system. It is located in Copenhagen and primarily handles appeals from lower courts. The court ensures that laws are interpreted consistently and fairly across the country. Established in 1661, the Supreme Court plays a crucial role in upholding the rule of law in Denmark. It consists of a president and several justices who review cases that have significant legal implications. The court's decisions can influence Danish law and public policy, making it an essential institution in the Danish democracy.