The Swiss Federal Court is the highest judicial authority in Switzerland. Located in Lausanne, it ensures the uniform application of federal law across the country. The court handles appeals on legal matters from lower courts and is responsible for interpreting the Swiss Constitution. Established in 1874, the Swiss Federal Court consists of several divisions, including civil, criminal, and administrative law. Its decisions are binding and play a crucial role in shaping Swiss law. The court also addresses issues related to human rights and international law, contributing to Switzerland's legal framework.