United States District Court

The U.S. Federal Courts were established under Article III of the Constitution to administer justice fairly and impartially, within the jurisdiction defined by the Constitution and Congress. The Judicial Branch, responsible for interpreting and applying federal laws, aims to ensure fairness in justice. This section provides information on the work of federal courts, their structure, and how they resolve cases at the national level, covering both civil and criminal matters, and ensuring that rights and laws are upheld in accordance with the Constitution.