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December
-Judiciary's Slice of Budget Good News for FY 02
-Bankruptcy Filings Hit Fiscal Year Historic High in 2001
-CJA Attorney Rates Rise
-Video Conferencing in Court Shows Potential...and Possible Problems
-Bill Moves to Allow Camera Coverage of Courts
-New Electronic Rules in Place
-What has Contributed to a Decade of Increasing Civil Case Filings?
-Existing Judicial Ethics Rules Protect Public Interest
-Judicial Boxscore
-Judicial Milestones
-Committee Weighs Privacy and Access Issues - Interview
November
-Students Talk About Impact of Bill of Rights on their lives at Judiciary's Open Doors of Justice Program
-Emergency Preparedness in the Judiciary
-Judiciary Moves to Extend Safeguards
-Disruptions Taken in Stride as Business of Government Continues
-Class Action Conference Considers Proposals
-Many Factors Influence Criminal Filings Over 10-Year Period
-Judicial Milestones
-10 Year Anniversary Prompts Look at Compliance By Organizations
-Interview with Sarah Hart, Director of NIJ
-Judicial Boxscore
October
-Judiciary Looks To Security Following Attacks
-Continuing Resolutions Keep Government Running
-Gifts and Contributions: Code Governs What's Acceptable
-Judicial Conference Continues Work Postponed in Wake of Tragedy
-Courts Try New And Tribal Ways In Indian Territory
-American Indians and Sentencing Guidelines Topic of Hearing
-Judiciary Voices Frustration . . . Politely
-Redesign Makes Navigating Judiciary’s Website Easier
-10-Year Look at Appeals Cases Shows Impact of Legislation
-Judicial Milestones
-Judicial Boxscore
-Interview with Judge Anthony J. Scirica
September
-Tragic Events Alter Course of Judicial Conference
-Judicial Conference Approves Recommendations on Electronic Case File Availability and Internet Use
-Federal Courts Open in New York City
-Conference Adopts Policy on Electronic Access to Court Files
-Health Concerns Prompt Examination in Middle District of Florida
-A Match Made On-Line
-Director Mecham Honored by Clerks Associations
-Subcommittee Leadership Changes in Senate
-New Executive Committee Member, New Chairs Named
-Judicial Milestones
-Judicial Boxscore
-Judicial Selection is Study for Professor
August
-New GSA Head and Judiciary Representatives Talk About Needs of Courthouse Program
-Senate Appropriations Committee Leaves Judiciary Looking To Basic Services
-Judicial Improvement Bill Would Help Judiciary Retain, Recruit Employees
-Senate Invokes Return Rule Before Leaving for Recess
-Legislation Waits for Congress to Return
-An Interview with the President of the Conference of Chief Justices
-Judicial Milestones
-Judicial Boxscore
July
-Shorthanded and Overworked, Courts Look to Visiting Judges for Help
-House Appropriations Committee Approves Judiciary's FY02 Spending Bill
-On the Trail, on the Computer, By Satellite
-Hogan Named to Executive Committee
-Russian Judges To See Slice of America
-Judicial Milestones
-Judicial Boxscore
-Interview: Quality Representation Is Goal of Defender Services Committee
-Courtroom Technology Conference Focuses on Improved Product
June
-12-Month Bankruptcy Filings Rise
-Chief Justice Supports Judges' Education
-Courthouse Construction Delays Hurt Judiciary
-Shift in Senate Affects Committees Key to Judiciary
-Teachers Go To Court – To Learn
-Draft Bill to Improve Courts Sent to Congress
-House Pay Bill Would Affect Judicial Staff Compensation
-International Courts Tap Judicial Expertise
-Judicial Milestones
-Judicial Boxscore
-Vacancy Announcements
-Two Judges Receive 19th Annual Devitt Award
-Interview: Jean Reed Haynes, President, American Judicature Society
-Cameras in Courtrooms Again An Issue In Congress
May
-Judicial Vacancies Break 100 Mark
-In 5th Circuit, Distance No Deterrent in Case Disposition
-Collaboration Produces Improved Guidelines
-Federal Courthouses Win 2000 Design Awards
-Where the Money Goes
-Judicial Fellows for 2001 Selected
-Open Doors of Justice Program Highlights Bill of Rights
-International Courts Tap Judicial Expertise
-Judicial Milestones
-Judicial Boxscore
-Congressional Leaders Hear from Conference
April
-Federal Judiciary Asks for Funding to Maintain Current Service Levels
-Court File Access Weighed in Public Hearing
-More Judges Needed to Clear Caseload Logjam in Border Courts
-Congressional Subcommittee Leadership Named
-Public Access to Court Documents: Better, Faster ... and Cheaper Than Ever Before
-2001 Director's Awards Honor Efforts of Three in Federal Courts
-FBA President Builds Effective Bench/Bar Relations
-Judicial Milestones
-Judicial Boxscore
-Judges Tacha and Arnold to Head Judicial Branch Committee
March
-Judiciary Spotlights Issues for New Administration, Congress
-Judicial Conference Adopts Strategy to Improve Pay for Top Government Officials
-Representative Rogers' Support of Judiciary Recognized
-Judicial Conference Asks Congress to Address Areas of Concern in Bankruptcy Reform Bill
-Caseload Remains High in Federal Courts in Fiscal Year 2000
-Many Familiar Faces Among Committee Chairs in 107th Congress
-New Chair Sees IT Advantages for Courts
-Judicial Milestones
-Judicial Boxscore
-D.C. Federal Courts Celebrate 200th
February
-Report Outlines Erosion in Judicial Salaries
-Judicial Conference Again Asks for New Judgeships to Meet Court Needs
-House Bill Introduced on Judges' Pay
-Judiciary Goes to Congress with Courthouse Construction List
-Federal Courts Report on Optimal Utilization of Resources
-Judicial Milestones
-March 16 Public Hearing Planned on Internet Access to Court Files
-Interview with Judge Diana E. Murphy, Chair of the United States Sentencing Commission
-Judge Honored by VA for Work With Homeless Vets
January
-2000 Year-End Report on the Federal Judiciary
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