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December
-Sentencing Commission Hearings Continue Debate on Guidelines
-Congress Approves Funding for Courts
-ECI for 2005
-Budget Cuts Leave 6 Percent of Federal Court Jobs Vacant
-Courthouses with Space Emergencies Funded
-108th Legislative Session Disappoints
-Places of Holding Court OK’d
-Law Libraries Mix Online with Hard Copy to Ease Access, Cut Costs
-Special Masters in the Federal Courts
-Living On Borrowed Time
-New Chairs of Budget Committee Selected
-Siegel to Retire
-Commission Appointments Confirmed
-Judicial Milestones
-Judicial Boxscore
November
-Judiciary Appeals to Congress
-Space Needs and Standards Under Scrutiny in Cost-Containment Climate
-What Now?
-District Courts To Refill Jury Wheels
-Grants Fuel Local IT Initiatives
-Officers See PDAs As Latest Tool to Increase Efficiency
-A Penny Saved
-An Interview with Judge Marjorie O. Rendell, (3rd Cir.)
-Director Honored by NCBJ
-Justice and Native American Journalism Conference
-Judicial Milestones
-Judicial Boxscore
October
-Lame Duck Session Planned for November
-Conference Adopts Cost-Containment Plan in Wake of Limited Congressional Funding; Continues Push for Court Funds
-Year’s Worst-Ever Storms Don’t Spare Federal Courts
-Friends of Judiciary Honored
-Electronic Access Available to Criminal Case Files
-Legislation Waits for November
-Workload Grows for Officers in Probation and Pretrial Services
-Interview: New Chair Talks About U.S. Sentencing Commission Post-Blakely
-PSI Shell Team Wins 2004 Director's Award
-Judicial Conference of the United States
-Judicial Milestones
-Judicial Boxscore
September
-Teleworking Brings Office Home
-Chief Justice Appeals for Funding Exemption for Judiciary
-Exemption Imperative Says Judicial Conference Resolution
2004 Director's Awards Recognize Record Number
-New Appointments Announced for Judicial Conference Chairs
-Study Says Sentencing Tool Accurate
-An Interview with FJC Director Rothstein
-Judicial Milestones
-Judicial Boxscore
August
-Blakely Roils Waters of Federal Sentencing
-Is Congress Listening?
-Financial Plan Includes Cost-Containment Proposals
-CJA Payments To Continue
-Representations On Rise
-Countdown Begins to End of 108th
-USSC Chair A Recess Appointment
-To BAP or Not to BAP
-Congress Approves Three of Four Courthouse Projects for FY 2005
-Case Weights Get Update
-Judicial Milestones
-Judicial Boxscore
July
-Judiciary's Budget Moves Forward in Uphill Budget Battle
-Methamphetamine Hits The Heartland
-Commission Recommends Changes in Sentencing and Incarceration
-New E-Discovery Rule Amendments Proposed
-Pro Bono Program Flourishes In Northern District of Illinois
-First Nationwide Financial System Nears Completion
-Committee Determines Course of Study
-A Law Professor's Watch on Judicial Accountability and Independence
-Judicial Milestones
-Judicial Boxscore
June
-A Split Court? Texarkana Sits on the Line
-Hatch Warns Hard Freeze Would Cripple Judiciary
-Return to Comity Urged by Archer
-Federal Courts Improvement Bill Introduced in Senate
-Sealed Settlements Relatively Rare in Federal Court
-Probation Officers Helping Offenders Get Back on Their Feet
-Tragedy Averted by Attentive Probation Officers
Public Education Needed on Bankruptcy System
and Fiscal Management
-Sculptural Presence In Oregon
-Fellows Named for 2004-2005 Term
-Committee Reaches Out with Guidance on Ethical Conduct
-Judicial Milestones
-Judicial Boxscore
May
-Where the Money Goes
-Judges Who Were Clerks of Court
Bring Special Perspective to Bench
-FBA Urges Congress to Fund Judiciary
-Call for Scientific Experts Answered by CASE
-Program Brings ADR Experts to Courts
-Devitt Award Recipient Announced
-Hopes For Legislatively Productive Year Fade
-Hearing Held on Unpublished Opinions
-Thad Cochran U.S. Bankruptcy Courthouse
-Costs of Incarceration and Supervision
-Chief Justice Appoints Committee
To Evaluate Judicial Discipline System
-"We The People" Contest Celebrates Constitution
-Committee Chair is Link to Magistrate Judges' System
-Judicial Milestones
-Judicial Boxscore
April
-Judiciary Plans for Worst, Presses for Funding
-Judicial Conference Acts on Electronic Access
-Federal Judges "Courageous," Says Justice Kennedy
-Courts Losing Temporary Judgeships, Lose Fight to Manage Workload
-Proposed Pre-Service Training Program
Marks Significant Change for System
-Website Connects Future Law Clerks and Judges
-Courthouse Plan Revised in Face of Shortfall
-Justice and Journalism
-Brown V. Board of Education Exhibit
-Judicial Milestones
-Judicial Boxscore
March
-Judicial Business of the Federal Courts
-As Workload and Resources Head in Opposite Directions
-Hinojosa Nominated to Chair U.S.S.C.
-NCSC Launches Search for New President
-Pilot Program Looks at On-line Transcripts
-Good Behavior Rewarded
-Website Offers Community for Local Initiatives
-Interview - Austere Budget
-Judicial Milestones
-Judicial Boxscore
February
-Federal Judges Share Memories of Historic Civil Rights Victory
-In Their Own Words
-FY 2004 Appropriations Finally OK'd; But Courts Still Face Fiscal Threat
-Courthouse Funding Squeezes Through in Final Conference
-Sentencing Commission Chair Resigns
-Judge Choy Honored
-Outside Earned Income Ceiling Increases
-A Call for More Communication
-"Mother May I" No Longer in Courts' Vocabulary
-Bankruptcy Judges Warn Young Consumers about Credit Card Debt
-Judicial Milestones
-Judicial Boxscore
January
-2003 Year-End Report on the Federal Judiciary
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