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Attorneys, law clerks, librarians, court clerks and many other administrative professionals support the judges and work of the U.S. courts of appeals. The U.S. Courts of Appeals are the intermediate appellate courts of the United States federal court system. The parties in cases decided by district courts may appeal to the court of appeals if they believe the law was not applied correctly or a procedural error occurred. The 94 federal judicial districts are each located in one of 12 regional circuits, which has its own court of appeals. The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has nationwide jurisdiction to hear appeals in specialized cases. Each U.S. court of appeals hears cases from district courts located within its circuit, as well as decisions from certain federal administrative agencies. The number of judges on each appeals court is different, but appeals arguments typically are heard by three-judge panels. We invite you to learn more about us and join the people who work to help ensure equal justice under the law.
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06.09.2026Colorado students can be expelled for social media posts made outside of school. Attorneys say that violates the First Amendment.Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By the time criminal defense attorney Jamie Hubbard stepped into a Denver courtroom in December 2023, hoping to sway a jury’s opinion in favor of her young client, the traditional bell no longer ma...
19.08.2026Inside Trump’s Failed Hunt For Noncitizen VotersThis story was originally published by ProPublica. Republished under a CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 license. It was late March when Joe Teirab, the second-in-command at Minnesota’s U.S. attorney’s office, received an urgent email from Washington. The fe...
22.07.2026FEDERAL JUDGE DIED BEFORE IMPEACHMENT EFFORT; LOCAL CASES IN LIMBOJuly 20, 2026Updated July 21, 2026, 12:42 p.m. ET A longtime federal judge in Southwest Florida, John Steele, died on July 14. The day after his death, U.S. Rep. Greg Steube introduced articles of impeachment against the judge. Steube accus...
17.07.2026New program examines lawyers' ethical duty to defend the judiciaryAs threats against judges continue to rise nationwide, Florida lawyers have an ethical duty not only to maintain civility, but to defend the judiciary, report misconduct, and help educate the public about the rule of law, according to a new...
14.07.2026Supreme Court Justice Barrett says the threat level against judges ‘is really high’Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett told a House subcommittee that “the threat level” against her and other federal judges “is really high” as she testified about the high court’s budget request. “Those statistics sound abstract, but be...
07.07.2026The Courts’ Solution To Overpriced Court Records: Make Them More ExpensiveFor many, many years on Techdirt we’ve bemoaned the fact that federal court documents are not available for free as they should be. Instead, we have PACER, a bloated, expensive, difficult to use system that charges you for every “page” it l...
11.06.2026JUSTICE IS MORE THAN WINNING'I believe our profession has a responsibility to help steer our communities away from a focus on winning and toward a focus on resolution. That shift begins with the culture of our profession and with how we present the profession to the b...
11.06.2026Supreme Court Narrows Bankruptcy Judicial Estoppel: Thomas, Gorsuch Call for Full ReexaminationBy John Bright Published: Jun 11 2026, 14:15 PM EDT Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share on Reddit Share on Flipboard
13.05.2026How Criminal Defense Legal Support Mitigates Severe PenaltiesShare Share Share Share Email Los Angeles is a city where opportunity and pressure coexist, and where legal issues can arise unexpectedly amid its fast-paced urban life. Residents and visitors alike may encounter criminal accusations rangin...
11.05.2026EVERY urges court to sanction Onego Bio as alt protein IP fight turns nastyThe EVERY Company has upped the ante in a high-profile IP dispute initiated by fellow alt protein startup Onego Bio with a motion asking the court in Delaware for sanctions against Onego Bio for what it describes as “improper duplicative li...
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