U.S. Marshals

In this accessible guide for middle graders, readers explore the history and mission of the United States Marshals Service, learning how the agency has evolved since its founding. The book details the primary duties of U.S. Marshals including hunting fugitives, protecting the courts, and managing the Federal Witness Protection Program and explains the education and training needed to join the service. Through clear examples and concise explanations, the work provides a practical overview of what it means to work as a U.S. Marshal, making it a useful resource for young readers interested in law enforcement.