Hearings, Reports and Prints of the Senate Committee on the JudiciaryU.S. Government Printing Office, 1989 - Administrative procedure |
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... Civil Division , The Honorable Edwin Weisl , Jr. and the Customs Court Bar ... cases . The Federal Judicial Center Act calls upon it to cooperate with ... filed by a prisoner . In New York we are now establishing , in cooperation with the ...
... Civil Division , The Honorable Edwin Weisl , Jr. and the Customs Court Bar ... cases . The Federal Judicial Center Act calls upon it to cooperate with ... filed by a prisoner . In New York we are now establishing , in cooperation with the ...
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... civil and criminal cases , exclusive of bankruptcy , filed in the district courts has increased only modestly since 1966 , the nature of the cases filed has shifted considerably and the workload of our courts has continued to increase ...
... civil and criminal cases , exclusive of bankruptcy , filed in the district courts has increased only modestly since 1966 , the nature of the cases filed has shifted considerably and the workload of our courts has continued to increase ...
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... court . In the last 20 years alone the number of cases filed has increased by 74 percent , and approximately 20 percent of this increase has occurred in the last 5 years . Correspondingly , the increase in the pending load is nearly 100 ...
... court . In the last 20 years alone the number of cases filed has increased by 74 percent , and approximately 20 percent of this increase has occurred in the last 5 years . Correspondingly , the increase in the pending load is nearly 100 ...
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... cases per judge . 3. Although there has been a small decrease in the number of civil cases filed in the first nine months of 1969 over 1968 , our criminal case load has increased during that period approximately 40 % . We think this is ...
... cases per judge . 3. Although there has been a small decrease in the number of civil cases filed in the first nine months of 1969 over 1968 , our criminal case load has increased during that period approximately 40 % . We think this is ...
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... CIVIL AND CRIMINAL CASES COMMENCED , TERMINATED , AND PENDING Total Distribution of civil cases Civil cases ... filed , by fiscal year Civil case pending June 30 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1967 Total .. 260 300 354 307 ...
... CIVIL AND CRIMINAL CASES COMMENCED , TERMINATED , AND PENDING Total Distribution of civil cases Civil cases ... filed , by fiscal year Civil case pending June 30 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1967 Total .. 260 300 354 307 ...
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