1. PACER
 PACER is an acronym for Public Access to Court
Electronic Records
 Electronic public access service which allows the
public to learn about court cases in District, Federal
Appellate Courts, and Bankruptcy cases.
 The Federal Judiciary provides this internet search
engine because of its commitment to keep the public
informed.

2. How do Cases Move?
 To start a case you make a plead
 Before the trail you must figure out motions and do some
discovering
 During the trail a jury hears your case and makes verdict
 This is all Federal District courts, once they give you a
decision you can chose to appeal if you think its unlawful
 Then you go to Appellate Court where they decide if the
case is really unlawful
 If it is you can then go to Supreme Court who decides
whether or not to hear the case, keep the former verdict, or
reverse it and send it back