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Fourteen federal trial courts are taking part in the federal Judiciary's digital video pilot, which will evaluate the effect of cameras in courtrooms. Learn more
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Pathways to the Bench U.S. District Court Judge George Z. Singal Watch
Bankruptcy Basics A video series providing basic information about bankruptcy. Watch
Career Opportunities: Probation and Pretrial Services Watch
Judiciary Now: Judges Warn Congress That Steep Budget Cuts Would Have Negative Impact On Judiciary Watch
Supreme Court Landmarks Gideon v. Wainwright
Judicial Independence
Separation of Powers
Federal Court in Los Angeles Celebrates Law Day 2011
On the Job: Urban U.S. Probation Officer
On the Job: Rural U.S. Probation Officer
Award-Winning Federal Courthouse Designs
Naturalization Ceremonies Across America
An Annual Report of activities of the Administrative Office of the United States Courts. More
Judges take various routes to bench. Hear from judges about the pathway they took. More
PACER allows users to obtain case and docket information from federal appellate, district and bankruptcy courts. More
Information about bankruptcy laws, including answers to some of the most frequently asked questions. More
For the latest on Judiciary news and happenings, read The Third Branch, the newsletter of the federal courts. More
The Federal Judicial Process: What cases are heard? How are they decided? More
Jury service is one of the most important civic duties you can perform to assist in the administration of justice. More
Probation and Pretrial services officers work to make the criminal justice process effective and the public safe. More
Detailed statistical reports, along with written analysis, offer insight on the work of the federal courts. More