Article III of the U.S constitution was signed in the convention on September 17, 1787. Which was again ratified on June 21, 1788. Then again, a portion of Article III, Section 2, was amended in the 11^th amendment. Article III is divided into three separate sections.

Section 1

The judicial power which the country exercises, is supposed to be vested within on
Supreme Court and also in such inferior courts which the Congress may build and establish within specific intervals of time. The judges of both the Supreme Court and the inferior courts shall hold their offices maintain a good behavior and shall at specified times be present for their services, and if under any compensation shall not be decreased even through their continuance of service.

Section 2

The judicial powers shall be extended in all matters, maintaining equity in law which might arise within the Constitution and the laws as stated by United States. The treaties made shall be devised under the supervision of the concerned authority. The equity shall be maintained in all cases which even include the ambassadors, any public ministers and Consuls. In all cases related to admiralty and also maritime jurisdiction, and to all the controversies the United States shall be held as a party. Controversies between two states, between the state and citizens of another state, between citizens belonging to different states, between citizens belonging to the same state claiming lands belonging to different states, and citizens or subjects.

In all of the cases having an effect to Ambassadors, and other public Ministers or Consuls in that case, the Supreme Court shall have a part to play in the jurisdiction procedure. In all of these cases the Supreme Court shall have a strong point to play within the jurisdiction procedure both as a body of law or of fact. Keeping in mind such exceptions, regulations shall be made with Congress. The trial of all the crimes, keeping the cases of impeachment as an exception shall be done by the jury and such kind of a trial shall be taken place in the same state where the crime has been committed. However, when the crime is not committed in a specific state, the place of the trial is to be decided as per the direction made by Congress and the law.

Section 3

Treason taking place against the United States shall be holding a place equal to levying war against the country or might be helping out or taking side of the enemies providing them with medical help or comfort. No individual will be charged for treason until and unless there exists at least of two witnesses at the crime spot or maybe as a witness to the plot gearing up, or unless the individual itself takes a confession on its own in front of the entire audience present in an open court.

The Congress has the power in its hands to instigate the declaration of punishment to treason, but no individual being convicted of treason shall work towards the corruption or blood or forfeiture except the consideration of life of the person being attained.