US Attorney

The U.S. Courts, established under Article III of the Constitution, serve to administer justice fairly, functioning as a vital branch of the federal government. They cover a range of cases, including civil, criminal, bankruptcy, and appeals, ensuring legal matters are resolved based on jurisdiction granted by the Constitution or Congress.

Federal judges play a crucial role in upholding equal justice under the law, supported by various court programs and educational resources. This commitment extends to services such as probation supervision, interpreter assistance, and jury duty, which are essential to maintaining impartiality and protecting civic rights.

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