1. The State Court Systems There are 50 states in the United States of America, with each of them having its own constitution and judicial system. State courts are established through each state’s own constitution and laws. In other words, each state has its own state court system. A state court interprets state laws and …

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1.How was the federal court system created? Article III of the United States Constitution establishes the federal court system to administer justice fairly and impartially. Through Article III of the Constitution, the people grant the judge authority to adjudicate criminal and civil matters arising under federal law and certain enumerated areas. “Section 1 of Article …

Why is it important to understand the court system? If you wanted to go to court, should you go to a federal court or a state court? A district court or a small claim court? Many people feel confused about how the court system works when they want to sue someone or when they are …

1. What is jurisdiction? Jurisdiction is the authority of a court to hear and make judgement over a specific type of case. In other words, if a court has jurisdiction over a case, it can hear and render a verdict over this case. There are several types of jurisdiction, all of which are key to …

Keywords: ADR, mediation, arbitration 1. What is a dispute resolution? Civil law intersects with almost every aspect of our lives. It does not matter if you are a small business owner who is having financial disputes with your business partners, a tenant who was evicted by the landlord without prior notice, or even a customer …

The laws in the United States are categorized into four classifications— the Constitutional Law, the Statutory Law, the Common Law, and the Administrative Law. 1. Constitutional Law The Constitutional Law includes the U.S. Constitution and the State Constitution. The U.S. Constitution is the federal constitutional law and is the supreme law of the United States …