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{{merge|United States Court of Appeals}}
 
The '''Circuit Courts''' are the appellate [[court]]s which handle [[appeal]]s from federal district courts.  They generally hear cases on small panels, but may elect to hear a case ''en banc'', which is to say, with the entirety of the Circuit's appellate judges.  They are limited to federal [[subject matter jurisdiction|subject matter]].
 
The '''Circuit Courts''' are the appellate [[court]]s which handle [[appeal]]s from federal district courts.  They generally hear cases on small panels, but may elect to hear a case ''en banc'', which is to say, with the entirety of the Circuit's appellate judges.  They are limited to federal [[subject matter jurisdiction|subject matter]].
  
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