About UAP Court

These rules govern how our our federal government's trial courts function. From filing a complaint (or petition, as we call it in Texas) to a motion for summary judgment, these Rules have been adopted in some way shape or form in all 50 states.  

These are the rules that the judges rely upon when deciding whether to admit or exclude evidence at a hearing or trial. We all know some of the Rules of Evidence, since they, too, have been adopted fairly uniformly around the country. Objection! says Louisiana.

Some of the finer details of the trial process are actually explained in the Court's local rules. The United States District Court of the District of Arizona is a good example of a court that has well-assembled local rules.