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Administrative
Office of the Courts
Includes general information with respect to the federal judiciary.
CourTopics
- An alphabetical list of topics from the NCSC, National Center
for State Courts.
Court
Statistics - from the NCSC. The Court Statistics Project (CSP)
collects and analyzes data relating to the work of our nation’s
state courts.
Federal Court Clerks Association (FCCA)
Formed to promote the professionalism and integrity of the federal
judiciary.
Federal Court Management Statistics
Federal
Judicial Center The research and education agency of the federal
judicial system. Conducts and promotes orientation and continuing
education and training for federal judges, court employees, makes
recommendations about the operation and study of the federal courts;
conducts research on federal judicial procedures, court operations,
and history.
Federal Law Clerk Information
System National database of federal law clerk employment opportunities.
Federal Magistrate Judges Association
(FMJA) Includes information about the Federal Magistrate Judges
Association including links to the Federal Courts Law Review, electronic
bank for application of law clerks.
Judicial Fellows
Program Presents individuals with an opportunity to study the
administrative underpinnings of the federal judiciary and dynamics
of inter-branch relations.
Judicial Panel on Multidistrict
Litigation Provides general information and rules.
PACER Service Center
The Federal Judiciary's centralized registration, billing, and technical
support center for electronic access to U.S. District, Bankruptcy,
and Appellate court records. Includes links to PACER Web Sites, case
index, registration for PACER, documents, announcements and FAQs.
Rules Committee Support Office
(RSCO) Features support for federal rules advisory committees
and is the primary recipient of letters from the public suggesting
changes and amendments to the federal rules.
State
Court Web Sites - from the NCSC. This site provides judicial branch
links for each state, focusing on the administrative office of the
courts, the court of last resort, any intermediate appellate courts,
and each trial court level.
United States Sentencing Commission
(USSC) Develops sentencing practices for federal courts, advises
and assists Congress and the executive branch, and distributes information
on federal crime and sentencing.
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