US Government

The U.S. Courts, established under Article III of the Constitution, play a crucial role in administering justice fairly within the framework of the federal government. They encompass various courts, including U.S. Courts of Appeals, District Courts, and Bankruptcy Courts, each handling a range of cases as dictated by jurisdiction provided by the Constitution or Congress.

In addition to their judicial responsibilities, the U.S. Courts prioritize equal justice under the law, providing essential services such as federal probation and pretrial services, as well as programs to ensure fair representation through Defender Services. The organization also emphasizes civic engagement through jury service and offers educational resources to increase public understanding of the judicial system.

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