Judges, especially the presiding judges of individual county courts, are scrambling: Where will the mandated cuts be made? Litigants can be justifiably concerned: reduced staff means a backlog of cases being processed, which means fewer courtroom hours are available for the competing cases that are presented for trial. Civil cases in particular will be pushed back as criminal cases take precedence.
Defending the Fed: agency independence in three dimensions
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Controlling Opinions is a recurring series by Richard Re that explores the
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