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The Federal Judicial Center Web site has added a dozen new search criteria by which to search for Federal judges.
An expanded
research question form now allows users to retrieve a list of
all judges who meet the following particular, user-defined criteria:
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Chief Judges
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Court
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Court Type
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Nominating President
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Party of Nominating President
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Nomination Date
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Commission Date
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Retirement from Active Service Date
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Termination Date
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Termination Reason
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Gender
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Race or Ethnicity
Date fields may
be defined to select all entries before, after, or on a single date
or within a date range.
Previously, the FJC's database of judges was only searchable by the judge's name.
