9th Circuit Court

The 9th Circuit Court, formally known as the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, is one of the thirteen appellate courts in the federal judiciary system of the United States. It serves nine western states and two Pacific Island jurisdictions, making it the largest of the appellate courts. The decisions made by the 9th Circuit Court are significant, as they impact millions of people, setting important legal precedents in areas such as civil rights, immigration, and environmental law. Known for its vast jurisdiction and influential rulings, the 9th Circuit Court often hears cases that hold substantial national interest, furthering justice and the interpretation of US law.