In what section of the US Constitution is the Supreme Court ordained?

The Supreme Court is ordained in Article III of the US Constitution. This article establishes the judicial branch of the federal government, setting the framework for the federal court system, including the Supreme Court. It outlines the powers and responsibilities of the judiciary, including the authority to interpret laws, and protects the independence of judges through lifetime appointments, barring impeachable offenses. This foundational aspect of the judicial system ensures that the courts operate free from political pressure and can uphold the Constitution and federal laws impartially. The other articles focus on different branches of government: Article I pertains to the legislative branch, Article II addresses the executive branch, and Article IV deals with the relations among states and the federal government.