Hearings, Reports and Prints of the Senate Committee on the JudiciaryU.S. Government Printing Office, 1989 - Administrative procedure |
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... Criminal position Pending trial Civil Criminal Trials pending pending 1959 .. 993 1960 .. 949 1961 .. 1,189 1,613 2,125 165 812 834 46 103 152 141 1962 . 1,331 2,090 151 804 897 57 122 145 175 1963 . 1,256 2,168 165 1,130 1,229 111 142 ...
... Criminal position Pending trial Civil Criminal Trials pending pending 1959 .. 993 1960 .. 949 1961 .. 1,189 1,613 2,125 165 812 834 46 103 152 141 1962 . 1,331 2,090 151 804 897 57 122 145 175 1963 . 1,256 2,168 165 1,130 1,229 111 142 ...
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... criminal case conference of District Courts having jurisdiction along the Mexican border will be held on March 21 and 22. The Eastern District of Louisi- ana , as the major port of entry in the area , has been included in the conference ...
... criminal case conference of District Courts having jurisdiction along the Mexican border will be held on March 21 and 22. The Eastern District of Louisi- ana , as the major port of entry in the area , has been included in the conference ...
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... criminal case , and the complexity of the criminal cases is made more complex by the increase in judge time that is taken by criminal cases . We know in the District of Columbia this is very true . Senator TYDINGS . Yes . I was just ...
... criminal case , and the complexity of the criminal cases is made more complex by the increase in judge time that is taken by criminal cases . We know in the District of Columbia this is very true . Senator TYDINGS . Yes . I was just ...
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... criminal trial but a second careful routing on collateral attack . Thus the district courts are having to deal with Federal criminal cases both on a trial and in collateral attack and with State criminal cases in collateral attacks ...
... criminal trial but a second careful routing on collateral attack . Thus the district courts are having to deal with Federal criminal cases both on a trial and in collateral attack and with State criminal cases in collateral attacks ...
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... criminal cases that come before U.S. district courts . The volume of criminal cases pending in those courts rose from 13,541 on June 30 , 1967 , to 14,763 on June 30 , 1968 - a rise of 9 percent in fiscal 1968. As of Decem- ber 31 ...
... criminal cases that come before U.S. district courts . The volume of criminal cases pending in those courts rose from 13,541 on June 30 , 1967 , to 14,763 on June 30 , 1968 - a rise of 9 percent in fiscal 1968. As of Decem- ber 31 ...
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