There are three levels in the federal court system, district courts, circuit courts, and the Supreme Court of the United States. The district court which is also known as the trail court. District courts is the general trial courts, each district court has at least one United States District Judge, which is appointed the President. This is confirmed by the Senate and the judge is in for a life term. District court handles trials that are in the federal court system, civil and criminal. District court judges must maintain a good standing and handle the court they are over and the employees under them. They can be impeached and removed from their position by Congress. Nationwide there is over 670 district court judges. Circuit court is the first
