United States Courthouse

The U.S. Courts, established under Article III of the Constitution, serve to administer justice fairly and uphold the rule of law within the federal judicial system. This branch of government encompasses various levels of courts, including U.S. Courts of Appeals, District Courts, and Bankruptcy Courts, each handling specific types of cases as defined by the Constitution and Congress.

Federal judges and court officers work diligently to ensure equal justice and protect communities, while services such as probation and pretrial assistance contribute to maintaining safety and order. Additionally, the U.S. Courts provide numerous educational resources and programs aimed at fostering a better understanding of the judicial system among the public.

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