US Public Defender

The U.S. Courts, established under Article III of the Constitution, serve to administer justice fairly and uphold the rule of law across the federal judicial system. This branch of government encompasses various court types, including the Supreme Court, Courts of Appeals, District Courts, and Bankruptcy Courts, each playing a crucial role in handling cases as granted by the Constitution or Congress.

In addition to adjudicating cases, the U.S. Courts provide essential services such as probation and pretrial services, ensuring equal justice under the law. They also offer educational resources and programs aimed at promoting civic engagement and understanding of the judicial process among the public.

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