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January 2011 Year-End Report on the Federal Judiciary Workload of the Courts The Supreme Court of the United States The Federal Courts of Appeals The Federal District Courts The Bankruptcy Courts The Federal Probation and Pretrial Services System	Click document to view in fullscreen mode. (Download pdf)
February Rising to the Occasion: Federal Court Families Give Back to Their Communities CM/ECF Next Gen Enters New Phase Fiscal Year 2012 Judicial Funding By Account Commitment to Service Takes Federal Judge to War Pilot Program Introduces Protocols for Employment Cases Committee Works to Increase Security Awareness General Counsel Named The Third Branch to Head Online Only	Click document to view in fullscreen mode. (Download pdf)
March Judicial Conference Continues Aggressive Cost Containment Judicial Conference of the United States, March 13, 2012 Federal District Court Workload Increases in Fiscal Year 2011 Most Federal Judges Warn Jurors About Social Media Probation and Pretrial Services Tool Puts Clients on the Map Code Carries Restrictions on Political Activities Economy Subcommittee Has Oversight Role on Budget	Click document to view in fullscreen mode. (Download pdf)
April Justices Celebrate Justice O'Connor's Service Losses to Courts Underscore Funding Needs AO, Justice Department Jointly Recommend ESI Discovery Practices Probation Offices Look to Technology to Offset Budget, Staffing Reductions Task Force Elicits User Views on "Next Gen" CM/ECF Feed the Need Kiosk Reporting Use in Top 10 Districts Committee Oversight Supports Work of Probation and Pretrial Services Officers	Click document to view in fullscreen mode. (Download pdf)

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