What is the role of High Courts for States?
The role of High Courts for States, as per the context provided, includes being courts of record, having a constitution, regulating the appointment and conditions of office for Judges of High Courts, applying certain provisions related to Supreme Court to High Courts, imposing restrictions on practice after being a permanent Judge, setting salaries for Judges, transferring Judges from one High Court to another, appointing acting Chief Justices and additional or acting Judges, allowing retired Judges to sit at sittings of High Courts, exercising jurisdiction, issuing certain writs, having power of superintendence over all courts, handling cases transferred to High Court, dealing with questions relating to constitutional validity of State laws, managing expenses and officers for High Courts, and extending the jurisdiction of High Courts to Union Territories.