How Does The US Court System Work?

Ever wondered what all the different courts in the U.S. justice system do? Wonder no longer. AJ+ breaks down the roles of the different courts and how they function within the wider justice system.

[Luis-xrec]

This video didn't answer its own question.

[Benthrdonetht]

I feel that this explanation was a bit too simplistic and brief.

[oreillysc]

How does it work or how was it designed to work? Used to be lady justice was blind but not so much nowadays. Depending on your political beliefs will determine if your charged, in some cases if your found guilty and ultimately if you get a slap on the wrist or go to prison. One can almost say that being a member of one sides political parties beliefs gives you a pass to commit certain crimes while the opposite gives you chance of being politically persecuted

[optionsspecialist]

Annual revenue for divorce is 50 billion $
Annual 31 billion.
Annual traffic violations 15 billion ceiling.
Think about it.

[aspitube]

Why is the music so intimidating, I feel like I committed a crime and I’m going to face these court stuff now

[bobisuncanny]

C'est quoi cette musique à la Tintin/asterix ?

[tomobrien]

This video clearly stated that one of the functions of our court system is "to make laws". Such nonsense! We have another branch of government for this purpose -- the legislative branch. My gut tells me that the creators of this video know better.

[ExistingSmiles]

You explained 3 levels of court and reasons people go to court, not how the court works.

[josevillarreal]

30 more billion dollars to the court to investigate the PO proper way having more det. to investigate on this

[StimuL]

By threat, duress and coercion, in an aggravated extortion kidnapping and murder racket in treason of their sworn are the very definition of RICO.

[otisboydattributes]

Strict n fair for all .restructure system

[athenacinca]

My question is why the court system are releasing criminals with rap sheets of crime.

[Dexter.]

Got a question. On Friday 6-26-15 the US Supreme court ruled that this same sex marriage is now law of the land in all 50 states. Why don't the people of each of their state vote on this? Isn't this taking the power away from the people? Why does the Supreme Court have the power and authority to do this? Isn't this unconstitutional?