Federal Courthouse

A Federal Courthouse is a building where federal legal cases are heard and decided. It handles matters related to federal laws, including civil disputes between states or citizens of different states, criminal cases involving federal offenses, and cases involving the U.S. government. The courthouse houses courtrooms, judges’ chambers, and offices for court staff and attorneys. It serves as a venue for justice in federal law, ensuring disputes are resolved fairly and according to national legal standards. These courthouses are integral to the federal judiciary system, operating under federal jurisdiction.