Geographic Information Systems Asked by Dave Lowther on February 14, 2021
Does anyone know of a national layer?
Edit: Sorry for the delay in clarifying.
I am looking for all courts (district, circuit, municipal, Superior, etc.) depending on the terminology used for the state for the USA.
Based on the answers provided and research I’ve done I don’t believe this is available.
I very much appreciate all the feedback and leads.
In the answer with the most votes, the link to judicial_districts.shp
does not work. Also, it seemed to point to OneDrive, leaving the provenance unclear.
I've found a shapefile of the 94 US District Court jurisdictions on the "Homeland Infrastructure Foundation-Level Data (HIFLD)" site.
I haven't found a GIS map of the Federal circuits, but there's an image of one on the United States courts of appeals Wikipedia page, as well as a text listing of the districts which each circuit comprises (It seems as though all districts in any state are in the same circuit, so it would be easier to have a list of states, but I haven't seen a list in that format.)
Answered by Joe Germuska on February 14, 2021
Just a few clicks deeper I found this... text files will work and here is the shape file judicial_districts.shp
Answered by Brad Nesom on February 14, 2021
Do you mean state district courts, like these?
http://www.mncourts.gov/?page=238
http://www.sconet.state.oh.us/JudSystem/districtCourts/
If so, it seems like many of them use county boundaries, so it'd be something you could create from a national county layer if necessary.
Answered by neuhausr on February 14, 2021
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