December
-First Session Legislation Waits for 2006
-Judiciary Gets Funding Increase, But Cuts May Still Come
-Electronic Case Filing in Federal Courts Reaches Milestone
-Realtime Court Reporting Grows in Popularity
-New Locator Map Eases Finding Courts
-ECI Adjustment for Judges
-Sentencing Commission Feels the Effect of Booker and Blakely
-Judicial Milestones
-Judicial Boxscore
November
-New Law Creates Rush to File in Federal Courts
-Judiciary Seeks to Avert Cuts
-Courts Work Hard to Serve Public Despite Resource Challenges
-Courts Continue Recovery After Katrina
-Centralized Training Promotes Safety
-What Does "Separation of Powers" Mean? Many Americans Unsure
-Congress Considers Ninth Circuit Split and New Judgeships
-Bankruptcy Noticing Center Meets Rush
-New Division Chief of Space and Facilities
-Deputy Director Named at Federal Judicial Center
-Chair of Judicial Panel Sees Role as Gatekeeper
-Judicial Milestones
-Judicial Boxscore
October
-Courts Regroup After Katrina
-Judicial Conference Acknowledges Loss to Judiciary in Resolutions
-AO Fields Special Assessment Assistance Team in Gulf Districts
-Judiciary Readies for Bankruptcy Act's Implementation
-2005 Director's Award Recipients Named
-New Chief Justice's First Day
-Continuing Resolution Keeps Judiciary Running
-Supplemental Funds Requested for Judiciary's Recovery
-Emergency Special Sessions Act Becomes Law
-October Begins Terms of New Chairs
-New Chair, New Committee
-King Steps Down as Executive Committee Chair
-The Roberts Court, October 3, 2005
-Judicial Milestones
-Judicial Boxscore
September
-In-Depth: Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist: A Remembrance
-President Honors Memory of Chief Justice William Rehnquist
-O'Connor Recalls Humor, Expert Guidance of Chief Justice
-Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist: In His Own Words
-The Rehnquist Court on their Chief Justice
-Congress Honors the Chief Justice
-Judicial Conference Executive Committee Chairs, Past and Present, on Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist
-Testimonials
-Judicial Milestones
-Judicial Boxscore
August
-"Baby Judges School" Jump Starts Learning Process
-Senate Committee Improves On House
-Federal Judiciary Helps Celebrate Constitution Day
-Weather Eye on the Courts
-Justice O'Connor Speaks On the Judiciary
-Officers Connect with Wireless Technology
-Impact of Blakely and Booker/Fanfan a Year Later
-Head of Legislative Affairs Named
-Chief Judge Hogan Named Chair of Judicial Conference Executive Committee
-Judicial Milestones
-Judicial Boxscore
July
-Either Pay Staff or Pay Rent; Caught in Financial Bind, Federal Courts Ask Congress for Relief
-House Subcommittee Skeptical of Judiciary's Rent Relief Effort
-Judiciary’s FY 2006 Budget Passes House
-Bipartisan Backing For Sentencing Reform
-Legislative Proposals from Judicial Conference Circulate on Hill
-Two New Chairs Begin Duties July 1
-IT Grants Encourage Innovation
-FJC Deputy Director to Leave Post
-Director Marks 20 Years At AO
-People to People
-Judicial Milestones
-Judicial Boxscore
June
-Judges Plead for Improved Judicial Security
-Senators to GSA: Reduce Judiciary’s Rent
-District Judges Oppose Rule 11 Changes
-Federal Courts Better Utilize Those Called for Jury Service
-Mentor Program Aims At Ensuring Quality Legal Help
-Better Relations Between Courts and Media Goal of Committee
-Coin Commemorates Chief Justice Marshall
-23rd Annual Devitt Award Winner Named
-Supreme Court Fellows to Serve in 2005-2006
-A Journalist's Guide to the Federal Courts Now Online
-Rulemaking As A Communal Undertaking
-Judicial Milestones
-Judicial Boxscore
May
-U.S. Marshals Service Resources Faulted by Federal Judiciary
-Increased Security Funded for Judges
-FBA Asks for Proactive Approach to Judicial Security
-Drug Bill Would Make Sentencing Guidelines Mandatory
-Attorney General Supports Federal Judges
-Award Honors Construction Excellence in Seattle
-Change Comes with Bankruptcy Reform
-Bankruptcy Judgeships Created to Reduce Burdens
-FY 2004 Costs of Incarceration and Supervision
-Head of Office of Legislative Affairs Retires
-Local Swearing-In Ceremony Brings Community to Court
-ABA's Grey Finds Rewards In Issues
-Judicial Milestones
-Judicial Boxscore
April
-Judiciary Asks Congress to Ease Financial Hardships of Courts
-Senate Considers Funds For Judicial Security
-Design Guide Under Review
-Federal Courts Respond to E-Government Act
-Wireless Devices in Federal Courts
-Committee Defends Independence of Representation: An Interview with Judge Patti B. Saris
-Congressional Committees Formed for 109th Congress
-Judicial Milestones
-Judicial Boxscore
March
-Conference Calls Off-Site Security for Judges Top Priority
-Conference Asks for Judicial Security Review and Funding
-Filings Climbed in Federal Courts in Fiscal Year 2004
-Conference Pays Tribute to Senator Orrin Hatch
-White House Includes Limited Courthouse Funding
-Sentencing Appeals and Class Action Lawsuits Will Cost the Judiciary
-For Delaware Bankruptcy Court, Appeal is a Mixed Blessing
-Committee's Advice Guides Judges: An Interview with Judge Gordon J. Quist
-Judicial Conference of The United States, March 15, 2005
-Judicial Milestones
-Judicial Boxscore
February
-Where the Money Goes: A Look At How The Judiciary's FY 2005 Budget Is Divided
-Courts Need Rental Relief
-Need for DNA Testing Taxes Courts
-Justice for All Act Guarantees Victims' Rights
-Cost of Federal Protective Services too High for Judiciary
-Bills Introduced to Split Ninth Circuit
-BIA Appeals Remain High in 2nd and 9th Circuits
-Federal Judiciary Gives Educators a Look at Terrorism Cases
-New Fees in 2005
-Court Interpreters Feel Impact of Illegal Immigration Caseload
-Interview: Criminal Law Committee Analyzing Impact Of Booker
-Post-Booker, Sentencing Documentation Continues
-Response to Booker Opinion Varies
-Maryland Students Join Naturalization Festivities
-Judicial Milestones
-Judicial Boxscore
January
-2004 Year-End Report on the Federal Judiciary
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