Federal Judges

Perhaps the most (or at least one of the most) important duties of the president is judicial appointments.

Apparently, even the slightest hint of criticism is equivalent to 'attacking' the courts.

This may mean that the Fifth Circuit's jurisprudence will be overturned even more by the Supreme Court in the future.

Moderate Republican judges are being urged to step aside to allow a wave of even more conservative, younger judges to be appointed to the federal courts.

No. You aren't too good to sit for a deposition.

What happened to showing support by voting?

Threats against federal judges are on the rise.

We're Probably About To Have 66 New Federal Judges.

Law clerks are watching. They are increasingly empowered to use their voices and share their experiences.

Some pretty awful behavior from the now-former judge.

According to authorities, the driver who struck and killed the judge did not seem to be impaired at the time of the crash.

In a rare moment, federal law clerks risk their jobs to speak out on the conflict in the Middle East.

We really should borrow from NASCAR and force judges to wear the companies that support them on their robes.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg wasn't the only judge who experienced discrimination in her law school years.

America's oldest judge turns 100 on April 6. Wish him a happy birthday!

Judges are often overworked with little resources, and many judges still manage to treat most people who appear before them with courtesy and respect.

These judges are forced to constantly be on alert, because what if the next threat isn't an idle one?

This former judge has worked in public service for her entire career, and her take on accepting a Biglaw partnership is refreshing.

Members of the legal community have long wondered why Paul Watford quit the bench at such a young age. Now we know that the Supreme Court played a role in his decision.

Step into this 'haunted' courthouse, we dare you.