United States Courts

The United States Courts is a large organization based in Washington, District of Columbia, with 13,749 employees. It operates with an annual revenue of $12,100 million. The United States Courts safeguards constitutional rights and liberties by handling a wide range of legal matters. They assist individuals and businesses facing financial difficulties, resolve civil disputes arising from broken agreements, and adjudicate criminal cases involving violations of federal law. Additionally, they conduct naturalization ceremonies for new U.S. citizens, oversee the probation and pretrial system, and provide legal representation for those who cannot afford it. As a vital part of the U.S. justice system, the United States Courts is responsible for ensuring equal justice under the law. It comprises various courts, including the Supreme Court, Courts of Appeals, District Courts, Courts of Special Jurisdiction, and supporting agencies. To learn more about the United States Courts and its services, you can visit their website at uscourts.gov.