The Court of Appeal is the highest court in Samoa, and it has the power to hear appeals from the Supreme Court and other lower courts.

The Supreme Court in Samoa is the second highest court in the country, and it has the power to hear appeals from the Court of Appeal and other lower courts.

The Land and Titles Court in Samoa has the jurisdiction to hear cases involving land and titles, and it is the highest court in the country for these types of cases.

The District Court in Samoa is the lowest court in the country, and it has the jurisdiction to hear cases involving criminal matters, as well as some civil matters.

The Administrative Court in Samoa has the power to review decisions of administrative agencies, and it can overturn or modify these decisions if they are found to be unlawful.

The process for appealing a decision of the Supreme Court in Samoa is to file an appeal to the Court of Appeal, which is the highest court in the country.

The Supreme Court in Samoa has the power to interpret the Constitution of Samoa, and its decisions on constitutional matters are binding on all other courts in the country.

The Attorney General in Samoa has a variety of roles, including representing the government in legal proceedings, providing legal advice to the government, and drafting legislation.

The Family Court in Samoa has the jurisdiction to hear cases involving family law matters, such as divorce, child custody, and adoption.

The Judicial Service Commission in Samoa has a variety of roles, including appointing and promoting judges, disciplining judges, and making recommendations for changes to the legal system.

The Commercial Court in Samoa has the jurisdiction to hear cases involving commercial disputes, such as breach of contract and bankruptcy.

The Public Solicitor in Samoa has a variety of roles, including providing legal aid to people who cannot afford a lawyer, representing people in criminal proceedings, and representing people in civil proceedings.

The Environment Court in Samoa has the jurisdiction to hear cases involving environmental law matters, such as pollution and deforestation.

The Law Reform Commission in Samoa has a variety of roles, including reviewing and reforming the laws of Samoa, making recommendations for changes to the legal system, and conducting research on legal issues.

The Intellectual Property Court in Samoa has the jurisdiction to hear cases involving intellectual property matters, such as copyright and patents.