How many federal districts does the us have?

Answer 1

The US Congress is made up of 535 members.

100 US Senators, two for each state.

435 Representatives - which are apportioned based on population.

For instance, California has 53 house districts, Indiana 9, and Wyoming 1.

Answer 2

The U.S. federal government and individual states each have their own courts.

Individual states, with a couple of exceptions, have a single system of trial courts for each county, which are grouped into appellate districts, each of which is answerable to the state's highest court (the state's "Supreme Court" in most states, and the "Court of Appeals" in New York).

Every state also hosts 1-4 federal district courts, each of which is answerable to one of about a dozen United States Court of Appeals, depending on the geographic region.

All courts, state and federal, must ultimately defer to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Whether a claim or charge is heard in a state or federal court depends on the issue of substantive law in question: the U.S. Constitution delegates certain enumerated powers to the federal government, but leaves all other issues to the states. As a practical example, because "the advancement of the useful arts" is delegated by the Constitution to Congress, patent claims are heard in federal courts. By contrast, a murder charge--not specifically addressed in the Constitution--will almost always be heard in state court.

Answer 3

1. One federal geographic district, the District of Columbia.

2. 435 Congressional Districts, one for each elected voting member of the House of Representatives.

3. There are 94 Federal District Courts, hence 94 Federal court districts. Each state has at least one federal court district. Some have more than one.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

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