Page of History: The Evolution of Federal Court

Federal Judicial Center Page of History: The Evolution of Federal Court AVA21128VNB1, 2001 This program highlights the turning points in the development of federal judicial administration. Narrated by Russell Wheeler, deputy director of the Federal Judicial Center, the overview covers the Judiciary Act of 1789 through the creation of the Judiciary.

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