on to attend to virtually every category of federal cases as well as civil and criminal issues. Each state contains at least one District Court, with ninety-four federal judicial districts, including the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. Guam, The Virgin Islands, and the Northern Mariana Islands, three territories in the United States have District Courts that address federal cases and bankruptcy cases. The United States Congress determined that Federal courts will have exclusive jurisdiction over all bankruptcy matters and these cases will not be brought into state courts. Judges, lawyers, professors, and committees appointed via the Chief Justice compose the rules of the federal court system, which uphold the fairness and simplicity, impartial determination of litigations, and eradicate the unwarranted expense and delay of litigations. These rules become law unless Congress opposes them or requires modification. The government in a criminal trial has the obligation (burden of proof) to provide evidence to substantiate the defendants' guilt to the jury beyond a reasonable doubt. The appeal process in the federal judicial system involves an appellant who disagrees with the decision of a federal administrative agency and the
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