
The President Looking To Change The Composition Of The Federal Courts
About 62.2% of this president’s appointees were women.
About 62.2% of this president’s appointees were women.
She says the judge had ‘the power to ruin not only my career, but my personal life as well.’
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The Senate has confirmed 213 of Joe Biden's nominees.
More machinations at the Alaska federal courthouse than at Melrose Place.
* The collapse of crypto is paying off for lawyers. [NY Times] * Federal Circuit moves to dismiss Judge Pauline Newman's lawsuit challenging the court deciding to kick her off panels arguing that no court can question their internal affairs. Sounds like the Federal Circuit is taking a lot of lessons from the Supreme Court. [Reuters] * A primer for Ken Paxton's impeachment trial. [Law360] * All-white federal district courts still exist. Because people like this still exist. [Bloomberg Law News] * Dechert facing sanctions over dragging out discovery. [American Lawyer] * NY begins cracking down on Airbnb. [NY Daily News]
Ron Klain speaks to the important of a representative judicial system.
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There's a lot of work to be done to stop this behavior from the bench.
Good to know the gears of justice can jam up over a 5-12 upset.
More stories of harassment from the federal judiciary.
The secretly recorded audio is making the news.
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Counting your way through the circuits.
And we’re here for it.
But this doesn't solve the problem of sexual harassment on the federal bench.
A Center for American Progress study breaks down diversity throughout the system and it's not good.
Harassment -- particularly in the federal courts -- is a real problem.