D.C. Circuit

The D.C. Circuit is a federal court that specializes in reviewing cases related to federal laws, agencies, and policies. It is based in Washington, D.C., and serves as an appellate court, meaning it hears appeals from lower courts or administrative agencies. Known for its expertise in government and regulatory issues, it often handles cases involving environmental regulations, administrative law, and national security. Its decisions can influence federal policy and are sometimes reviewed by the Supreme Court. The D.C. Circuit plays a crucial role in ensuring laws and regulations are applied fairly and consistently within the nation’s capital.