Legal Definitions - E.D.

E.D.

E.D. is an abbreviation for Eastern District, which refers to one of the judicial districts in the United States.

John was summoned to appear in court in the E.D. of New York for a hearing on his case.

The E.D. of Texas has jurisdiction over certain types of federal cases.

These examples illustrate how E.D. is used to refer to a specific judicial district in the United States. When someone is summoned to appear in court in the E.D., it means they must go to the court located in that district. The E.D. has jurisdiction over certain types of cases, which means it has the legal authority to hear and decide those cases.