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...mandatory federal budget cuts —...additional week of unpaid leave...the executive committee of the Judicial Conference of...while being on furlough, while...
...replace partisan election of state Supreme Court...whereby a nonpartisan judicial nominating commission recommends...balance of power on a high court...
...lacks the budget flexibility to...letter sent on May 14...House Office of Management and...U.S. Judicial Conference said...s executive committee, said the...
...a bit of leapfrogging this...district court judicial nominees who...the Senate on April 24...Senate Judiciary Committee, in support...
...volunteer organization of about 1...members focused on the independence...S. government budget cuts that...strain our judicial system. Through...of Conduct Committee at the...
...the hands of criminals in...should remain on the sidelines...the House Committee on Oversight...department's budget. ...
...the midst of furloughs....
...on October 1. Judge Julia Gibbons of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, chairwoman of the judicial conference's budget committee...
...of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, the chair of the judicial conference's budget committee, testified on Capitol Hill that she is "more concerned...
...JUSTICES TALK ABOUT BUDGET, CAMERAS IN COURT...House Appropriations subcommittee on March 14 that...prosecution in Washington of a group of...
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