History of the judiciary system of the United States, and important figures who helped shaped this system.

The judicial system of the United States of America was first established by the framers in the Federal Convention in Philadelphia (1787). Delegates agreed that a national judiciary system was essential to carry out the interpretation of the constitution. Article III of the United States Constitution depicts the beginning of our current day judicial system, with quite a few adjustments over time. As recorded by James Madison in his journal of the Constitutional Convention, the framers …

…Supreme Court building of the United States was built and now serves justice every day to Americans. Despite the "rocky" start of the Judicial Branch of the United States of America, it is now the most respected branch of government. Some argue that the judicial system has too much power. Yet in my opinion, power to judicial system is what keeps the balance necessary to continue to be as powerful a nation as we are.