U.S. Marshal

A U.S. Marshal is a federal law enforcement officer responsible for enforcing federal laws, protecting the federal judiciary, apprehending fugitives, and managing convicted prisoners. They also serve legal documents, oversee witness protection programs, and ensure the security of federal court proceedings. As part of the U.S. Department of Justice, Marshals operate across the country, often working closely with other law enforcement agencies to uphold federal statutes and maintain order. Their role is essential in ensuring the effective functioning of the federal justice system and maintaining national security.