For years, the now-former chief judge of the U.S. Eastern District of California, Lawrence J. O'Neill, warned of serious consequences if a shortage of judges was not addressed. Those warnings came to fruition this week through numerous orders citing a "judicial emergency" in the district.
The standing orders were prompted by the departure of O'Neill himself; he went on se...
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