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On the Fourth of July, Chief Judge Glen E. Conrad of the Western District of Virginia administered the oath of allegiance to new United States citizens on the West Lawn of Monticello, the historic home of Thomas Jefferson, author of the Declaration of Independence.
At House appropriations bill funding levels, courts would have to cut spending on salaries by the equivalent of about 5,000 court support staff.
Last nearly, nearly 73,000 people filed civil cases in federal courts without a lawyer. Here’s what the courts are doing to help them.
The Board of the Federal Judicial Center has selected Judge Jeremy Fogel to be the Center’s tenth director.
As the United States marks the 150-year anniversary of the start of the Civil War, it must be noted that the long and bloody fight also tore at the federal court system and its judges.
A unique mentoring program in the Southern District of New York is giving state court practitioners federal court experience while increasing the diversity of the district’s Criminal Justice Act (CJA) panel.
Jonathan C. Rose, of counsel at Jones Day, has been selected as the new Rules Committee Officer.
A probation and pretrial services program that uses kiosks to gather routine reports required of clients has quietly become a powerhouse.