• Adjudicates cases involving constitutional interpretation
• Hears civil disputes of national consequence
• Reviews challenges to parliamentary legislation

The institution defines its mission as ensuring “the impartial and consistent application of Perantsan law in the interest of justice and civic stability.”

• Thirteen justices
• Ten-year nonrenewable terms
• Appointed by both parliament and regional councils
• Designed to prevent executive influence

While officially politically neutral, the High Court often symbolizes the nation’s commitment to balanced governance between coastal and inland constituencies, sometimes reflected in its rulings on decentralization and infrastructure referendums. Public trust in the High Court remains high, with annual surveys citing it as one of Perantsa’s most respected state bodies.

The court publishes extensively annotated decisions online through its transparency initiative, considered a model within the Ozmo Sea region.

• Established in 1926 following judicial system reforms

• Website: http://highcourt.pe