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2006

December   -109th Congress and Pending Legislation Wrap Up   -Planning for a Pandemic   -Focus on Federal Practice: An Interview with FBA President William LaForge   -Transparency Takes Shape   -Safeguards in Place on Tax and Personal Information   -Bankruptcy Filings Decline in FY 2006   -Danger: Part of the Job for Probation, Pretrial Services Officers   -Judge Was Eyewitness to Two Worst Terrorist Attacks in U.S.   -Judicial Milestones   -Judicial Boxscore November   -Polls: What Do Americans Think of Their Courts?   -Judiciary Appeals for Resources as Congress Prepares Final Funding Bills   -Litigation Landslide Tests Organization, Creativity   -Courtroom Study To Collect Array of Information   -Federal Courts Look To Contain Costs In Lean Times   -Payment of Court Fees Via the Internet Grows in Popularity   -Electronically Stored Information Target of New Rules   -Deputy Director Named at AO   -Constitution Day 2006   -Program Builds Mutual Understanding   -Robust IT Program Benefits Courts and Public: An Interview with Judge Thomas Vanaskie   -Judicial Milestones   -Judicial Boxscore October   -Conference Moves to Enhance Judges' Accountability, Ethical Compliance   -Handling Complaints Against Judges: Good, But Can Be Improved   -In-Depth: On The Importance Of Having A Fair And Independent Judiciary   -Continuing Resolution Funds Judiciary Until November   -House Judiciary Committee Passes IG Bill   -Compensation Woes Threaten Recruitment and Retention in Federal Judiciary   -Exemplary Service to the Courts Recognized   -Pete Lee Retires   -Judicial Milestones   -Judicial Boxscore   -2006-2007 Supreme Court Judicial Fellows Begin Program   -Judicial Conference of the United States, September 19, 2006 September   -Web Opens Access in High Profile Case   -Citing Separation of Powers, ABA Opposes IG for Judiciary   -New Committee Chairs, New Executive Committee Members Named   -Chief Justice Names New AA   -GAO Report on Trends in Judicial Pay Shows Decline in Earning Power   -2006 Director’s Awards Honor Heroic Response, Leadership, and Innovation   -Magistrate Judge Gives Gift of Life   -Bill Would Add Judgeships, Ultimately Aid Border Courts   -Judicial Milestones   -Judicial Boxscore   -Interview: The Challenge of Leadership in the Courts   -Federal Courts Snapshot: Bankruptcy Filings Creep Up After Fall August   -The Federal Courts and Communications Disabilities   -Judiciary’s FY 2007 Funding OK’d by Senate   -Report Details Action On Judicial Accountability   -Access As Easy As Tuning In   -Law Day 2006   -Five Bankruptcy Judges Top 35 Years of Service   -Senior Judges: Essential Volunteers Helping Federal Courts   -Advantages of Videoconferencing Grow with Use   -Judicial Milestones   -Judicial Boxscore   -Chief Judge Hogan Sees Change Coming   -Copyright Cases Spin Upward July   -Two Decades of Service to Judiciary Honored   -House Bill Would Impose Inspector General on Judiciary   -New AO Director Begins   -Working Judge Turns 99   -Legislative Solution Proposed to Lexecon   -Fiscal Year 2007 Funding Update   -House Subcommittee Won’t Back Rent Waiver   -In Resolving Disputes, Mediation Most Favored        ADR Option in District Courts   -Ethics Pamphlet Designed for New Judges   -Federal Courts Snapshot:        Computer Fraud Cases Filed in the Federal Courts   -Candidates for AO Deputy Director Sought   -Interview: A Dialogue with USMS Director John F. Clark   -Judicial Boxscore   -Judicial Milestones June   -Immigration Crisis Tests Federal Courts on Southwest Border   -Start of Hurricane Season Finds Courts Learning from Past   -What Follows a Moratorium?        Cost-Containment Measures Replace Hold on Construction   -House Passes FY07 Funding Bill   -Mecham "Deserves Praise," says Hatch   -Class Action Fairness Act's Judicial Impact Under Study   -Emergency Leave Transfer Program Open to Judiciary   -Thank you for Responding...   -Federal Courts Snapshot:       Defendants Charged With Terrorism in the Federal Courts   -Judicial Milestones May   -New Director of the Administrative Office Named   -Justice O'Connor Speaks Out   -Bills Would Bring Rent Relief to Judiciary, Allow Cameras in Courts, Shape Judicial Security and Review, and Create Inspector General   -Ten Courts of Appeals Move to CM/ECF   -Offender Workforce Development Aims to Cut Recidivism   -Russian Chief Justice Meets with United States Chief Justice   -Courts' Compliance with E-Government Act Nearly Total   -Telephonic Court Appearance Services Go Nationwide   -Judge J. Clifford Wallace to Receive Devitt Award   -Federal Courthouse 'Learning Center' to Open in St. Louis   -Judicial Milestones   -Judicial Boxscore April   -Judiciary Calls for Funding to Maintain Course   -Judiciary Asks Congress to Tread Carefully with Sentencing   -Judiciary Committee to Pursue Legislative Solution to Booker   -White House Says No to FY 07 Courthouse Projects   -Senate Considers Immigration Litigation Reform   -Bankruptcy Filings Soar Prior to New Bankruptcy Law   -Leadership and Public Service Recognized with National Award   -"A Man Uniquely Suited to his Job": A Tribute   -Judicial Conference of the United States, March 14, 2006   -USMS Director Confirmed   -Judicial Milestones   -Judicial Boxscore March   -Senator Specter Acts to Provide Rent Relief for Judiciary   -Conference Supports Shift in Responsibility for Courthouses   -Judicial Conference Recognizes Director’s Service to Judiciary   -Legal Decisions, Legislation & Forces of Nature   -Influence Federal Court Caseload in FY 2005   -Calling for Jurors Post-Katrina   -Rent Questions Raised, Millions Credited   -Director Addresses Change Within BOP   -Judiciary Honors Mecham   -Judicial Milestones   -Judicial Boxscore February   -Rent Relief Bill for Judiciary Introduced in House   -Where the Money Goes-Fiscal Year 2006   -A Year After Booker: Most Sentences Still Within Guidelines   -No Courthouse Projects for FY 2007 in White House Budget   -Judicial Security Outside the Courthouse to Improve   -Help Desks for People Without Lawyers   -Visiting Judges Take Their Work on the Road   -Gang Member Supervision Growing Part of Job for Probation Officers   -Chief Justice Swears In Newest Member of Supreme Court   -AO Director to Retire in 2006   -Hourly Rate Increases for CJA Attorneys   -White House Budget Goes to Hill   -Judicial Milestones   -Judicial Boxscore January   -2005 Year-End Report on the Federal Judiciary   -Workload of the Courts   -Director of the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts   -Judicial Milestones