The highest court in Albania’s judicial system, the Supreme Court reviews decisions from lower courts and establishes unified legal interpretation across the nation.
At a glance
Albania’s Supreme Court serves as the final court of appeals, composed of seventeen judges led by the Chief Justice. Located in Tirana, it ensures consistency in how the law is applied throughout the country’s judicial system.
What you see
The Supreme Court’s premises occupy a significant position in Tirana’s civic landscape. Architecture and interior design details are not documented in standard references.
Cultural significance
As the apex of Albania’s judicial branch, the Supreme Court embodies the nation’s commitment to legal uniformity and rule of law. Through its jurisprudence, it shapes judicial practice and protects citizens’ rights across all lower courts.
Key facts
- Country: Albania
- City: Tirana
- Coordinates: 41.3258, 19.8166
- Composition: Chief Justice and sixteen Members (seventeen judges total)
- Primary function: Final court of appeals; reviews matters of law only, not facts
Practical information & getting there
The Supreme Court is located in Tirana’s city center. As a functioning judicial institution, visiting access may be restricted. Contact local tourism information or the court directly to inquire about public gallery hours or tours.
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