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... Judges Sitting judges number about 500 , of whom nearly three - fourths preside over district courts . All judges are appointed by the President with Senate approval for terms of " good behavior . " No qualifications are stated in the ...
... Judges Sitting judges number about 500 , of whom nearly three - fourths preside over district courts . All judges are appointed by the President with Senate approval for terms of " good behavior . " No qualifications are stated in the ...
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... judge having the most seniority in each circuit has important oversight and coordinative duties . Each court has from three to nine judges and usually hears cases in divisions consisting of three judges , but all judges may sit . The ...
... judge having the most seniority in each circuit has important oversight and coordinative duties . Each court has from three to nine judges and usually hears cases in divisions consisting of three judges , but all judges may sit . The ...
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John Henry Ferguson, Dean Eugene McHenry. appoint a new judge for every Federal judge who had served ten years and who ... judges should be added to the lower courts . This would tend to embarrass older judges into retiring or resigning ...
John Henry Ferguson, Dean Eugene McHenry. appoint a new judge for every Federal judge who had served ten years and who ... judges should be added to the lower courts . This would tend to embarrass older judges into retiring or resigning ...
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