The
judicial Branch of the government is made up of judges and courts. Judges are
appointed by the president and then confirmed by the Senate unlike the election
of the president and the congress. There is a hierarchy of federal courts in
the United States. The first level is the Supreme Court. They have the final
say of the matter. They are composed of Federal judges who are appointed for
life. They can only be removed from office when they die or by impeachment by
the Congress. The second level is the district courts. They cover area of the
countries and handle most of the federal cases. The job of these courts is to
interpret the laws of the Congress. They do not make laws and only make
decisions on actual cases where someone has shown that they have been harmed
