Federal Tribunal

A Federal Tribunal is a specialized court that handles legal disputes involving federal laws, government agencies, or issues crossing state lines. It operates independently from regular courts to ensure consistent interpretation and application of national laws. These tribunals resolve cases related to matters such as immigration, intellectual property, or federal taxes. Their decisions can often be appealed to higher federal courts, ensuring a fair and structured legal process. Overall, Federal Tribunals serve to enforce and interpret federal law efficiently and fairly within the judicial system.