Senate Judiciary Chair Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) is the target of a new digital ad campaign launched by progressives encouraging him to speed up the pace on President Joe Biden's federal judicial nominees. Demand Justice, a progressive group…
Washington — President Biden's first year in office set him apart from his five most recent predecessors with the swift pace of judicial confirmations by the evenly divided Senate, and his second year brought a historic bipartisan…
Rev. Al Sharpton and Martin Luther King III are imploring President Biden to press the Democratic governor in his home state of Delaware to appoint more Black judges to the state bench.
In particular, the two rights activists want…
President Joe Biden faces more challenges confirming judges as he turns to vacancies in states with Republican senators as he seeks to further diversify the federal bench and faces a potentially closing window after the midterm elections.…
The fear of losing a slim Senate majority, the lack of a vacancy on the Supreme Court, and the focus on blue states all contribute to President Joe Biden's rapid pace with forensic affirmations.The pace is remarkable for a Democratic…
President Biden announced his first two nominees, both women and senior lawyers, to the US District Court in San Francisco on Wednesday: Jacqueline Scott Corley, a judge on the court, and Trina Thompson, a Justice of the Alameda County…
Welcome to Tuesday, August 10th, Brew. This is what awaits you at the start of the day:
President Biden has appointed most federal judges by August 1 of the first year of a…
SAN FRANCISCO - The Judicial Appointments Commission will hold public hearings in the Supreme Court Room - 350 McAllister Street, San Francisco - on Aug. 30 from 10 a.m. to consider the following nominations…
Fixing the judiciary was a top priority for the Biden government. In just four years, President Trump has overcrowded the Bundesbank with over 200 life appointments, including 54 appellate judges, staggering numbers for a president…