Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure

The Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure are a set of guidelines that govern how federal criminal cases are handled in the United States. They outline steps for investigations, arrests, trials, and appeals, ensuring that legal processes are fair and consistent. These rules cover everything from how evidence is presented to the rights of defendants. The goal is to protect individuals' rights while ensuring justice is served. By following these rules, the justice system aims to be orderly and transparent in prosecuting crimes at the federal level.