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Judicial Branch Guide: Understanding the Federal Court System Structure and Function
"The federal court system serves as the backbone of the United States Judicial Branch, established by Article III of the Constitution to interpret laws and ensure equal justice under the law. It consists of three primary tiers: the U.S. District Courts (trial level), the U.S. Courts of Appeals (intermediate appellate level), and the Supreme Court of the United States (the highest authority). The Constitutional Foundation of the Federal Judiciary The Judicial Branch is unique among the three branches of the U.S. government because its primary power is not to create laws or enforce them, but to interpret them. Article III, Section 1 of the Const..."
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