The Judicial Branch
Article III of the US Constitution establishes the judicial branch. However, it only creates the Supreme Court and allows Congress to establish other courts that might be needed. One of the first acts of the Senate was the Federal Judiciary Act (1789), establishing the Judiciary that we know it today.
Judicial Branch Overview
Article III of the US Constitution establishes the judicial branch. However, it only creates the Supreme Court and ...
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Federal Judicial System
The judicial branch's role is to interpret the laws, ensure that the laws are fairly enforced, and provide ...
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Dual Court System
The dual court system refers to the coexistence of two separate court systems in the United States: the ...
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