The majority of the federal government's legal cases are heard in what court?

The above answer is on the right track, but, unfortunately, wrong.





While the majority of the federal government's legal cases that involve criminal matters are certainly heard in U.S. District Courts, there are many more than 13. There are 13 U.S. Circuit Courts of Appeal, but there are 94 U.S. Districts in which there are District Courts, and some of those districts have multiple courthouses.





Civil and enforcement actions are more complicated, because there are any number of specialty courts whose statistics are not compared with the U.S. District court cases. These specialty courts are housed within the Immigration Service and the U.S. Patent %26amp; Trademark Office among others.





If you had to pick the one court in which the U.S. government was most likely to appear as a party in a civil matter, it would probably be in the U.S. District Court in Washington D.C.The majority of the federal government's legal cases are heard in what court?
Federal District CourtThe majority of the federal government's legal cases are heard in what court?
Federal District Court. There are 13 scattered throughout the USA.