Understanding The Federal Courts

This handbook is an introduction to the federal judicial system, its organization and administration, and its relationship to the legislative and executive branches of the government. The Administrative Office, the judicial branch’s central support agency, provides a broad range of management, legal, technical, communications, and other support services for the administration of the federal courts.The first half of this book instructs how the Federal courts are structured and how it works, detailing the court process and the process and requirements to take a case to the US Supreme court.The second half of this book addresses “How the Judiciary Stole our Republic & our Courts;” addressing the following issues:Faithful Performance, Code of conduct, Courts of Law ~ v. ~ Courts of Chancery, Courts of Record & Courts Not of Record, Administrative Law Judges, Judicial Comity, Constitutions reference the Common Law, Summary Proceedings Are Null and Void, The Unlawful Abrogation of the Rules of Common Law, Common Law Rules, Right of Free Access, Right To Practice Law, Sovereign Authority, Habeas Corpus, Nullification, The People Are the Author & Source of Law, The Jury Decides Law and Facts, Jury's Responsibility Is to Deliver Justice Not Uphold the Law, Jury Tampering, Unalienable right of the Jury in sentencing, Proper Instructions to The Jury, Jury Decision Is Final. I also address a list of “Common Legal Terms” at the end of the book. Read more