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Supreme Court of the United State
The Supreme Court of the United States is at the top of the American judicial system. Provisions for the establishment of the Supreme Court were made in Article III of the U.S. Constitution. The Supreme Court has original jurisdiction - that is, the authority to hear a case without that case being first heard elsewhere - over cases in which a state or a diplomat is involved (the 11th amendment, however, restricts to some extent federal jurisdiction over suits against states). The Court's appellate jurisdiction can be regulated by Congress
Justices are appointed by the president and confirmed by the Senate. The Constitution does not stipulate the size of the Court, leaving that determination to congressional statute. The Supreme Court of the United States is unique because it serves two functions. It is, first, a court of law, operating within the forms and rituals of Anglo-Saxon legal procedure with roots going back to 12th-century England; as such it is the highest court in the land. In addition to being a court of law, the Supreme Court is a policy-making body. It is a political institution in the sense that it exerts a commanding influence on the public policies of the United States
The U.S. judicial system is complex, with authority dispersed vertically among layers of local, state, and federal governments and horizontally among the branches of the national government. Because the entire scheme is controlled by a written constitution that enunciates general, there is a need for someone to see that the rules are interpreted and followed.