The District of Texas refers to a federal judicial district in the state of Texas, which is part of the United States District Courts. It is divided into four divisions: the Northern, Southern, Eastern, and Western Districts, each serving different regions of the state. This district handles a variety of cases, including civil and criminal matters, and is known for its significant caseload due to Texas's large population. Each division has its own court locations and judges, ensuring that legal matters are addressed efficiently. The District of Texas plays a crucial role in the federal judicial system, providing access to justice for residents and businesses throughout the state.