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Revision as of 17:40, January 18, 2009
It has been suggested that [[::Circuit Court|Circuit Court]] be merged with this article or section. (Discuss)
The United States Court of Appeals consist of courts which hear appeals from federal district courts, bankruptcy courts, and tax courts. There are twelve geographic circuits (1st through 11th and District of Columbia) and one nationwide circuit specialized by subject matter, the Federal Circuit.[1]
The circuits
- First Circuit
- Second Circuit
- Third Circuit
- Fourth Circuit
- Fifth Circuit
- Sixth Circuit
- Seventh Circuit
- Eighth Circuit
- Ninth Circuit
- Tenth Circuit
- Eleventh Circuit
- D.C. Circuit
- Federal Circuit