Office of the United States Marshals

The Office of the United States Marshals is a federal law enforcement agency responsible for ensuring the effective operation of the U.S. justice system. Established in 1789, marshals handle tasks such as apprehending fugitives, managing and transporting federal prisoners, and executing court orders. They also provide protection for witnesses and maintain the security of judicial proceedings. As the oldest federal law enforcement agency, U.S. Marshals play a crucial role in upholding the law and supporting the courts across the nation.