Court of International Trade Rules

The U.S. Court of International Trade Rules govern how cases related to international trade laws are handled in the court. This court addresses issues like tariffs, imports, and trade agreements. The rules outline the procedures for filing cases, evidence submission, and the roles of judges and attorneys. They ensure fair and efficient proceedings, allowing businesses and individuals to challenge government actions affecting international trade. By providing a structured process, these rules aim to protect rights and maintain the integrity of trade laws.