The Chief Justice plays a vital role in a Supreme Court by leading the court's operations, setting the agenda for cases, and ensuring judicial efficiency. As the head of the judiciary, the Chief Justice presides over court proceedings, particularly during oral arguments and in cases of significant importance. Additionally, they have the authority to appoint judges to various courts and influence the selection of cases to be heard by the Supreme Court. Their leadership can significantly shape legal precedents and interpretations of constitutional law, impacting broader societal issues and advancing justice.