United States legal system

The United States legal system is based on the Constitution, which establishes the framework for laws and government. It consists of federal and state courts, where judges interpret laws and resolve disputes. Laws are created by legislatures, enforced by executive branches, and interpreted by courts. The system includes various levels of courts, with the Supreme Court being the highest authority. Legal processes often involve trials, where evidence is presented, and juries may decide outcomes. Rights are protected under the Constitution, ensuring fairness and justice in legal proceedings for all individuals.