The
backbone of our federal system is the courts. The United States
Courts are broken down into several levels and divisions.
All original trials are filed and heard in the United States
District Courts. Each state has at least one district court.
Often times states have more than one district, as does Georgia.
Appeals are heard by the United States Courts of Appeal for
the various circuits, depending on the state of origination
of the suit. The final recourse is the United States Supreme
Court, the ultimate arbiter and interpreter of our constitution.
Below you will find links to Federal courts sitting in Georgia
and the several states.
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