Understanding how our court system works can help us better understand why certain laws exist and uphold them with respect, as well as become more involved in the legal process if necessary. Additionally, understanding how our court system works will help us make informed decisions when voting for new judges for state and federal courts and ensure that only qualified individuals are elected to positions where they will be responsible for making decisions about other people’s lives. Furthermore, by learning about our court system we can better prepare ourselves if ever faced with any legal issues that may arise during life’s journey- such as filing for divorce or appearing in traffic court after receiving a citation for a minor infraction like speeding.

Whether you’re interested in becoming an attorney or just want to brush up on your knowledge about the American justice system- it’s vital that all citizens have at least some basic understanding about how our court system works so you can participate fully as an engaged citizen should situations arise where you need to interact with it directly or indirectly. Understanding this information will also help you make informed decisions when voting for new judges who will be responsible for ensuring justice is served fairly across all levels within America’s complex judicial network. Therefore, it's crucial that we take time out to learn something new and gain an appreciation for what makes this country great - its dedication to upholding fairness through its intricate judicial systems!