The Senate Judiciary Committee approved a bill Thursday that would add 63 new district judges across the nation, including 21 in California, starting next year through 2035.
The bill adopts a recommendation by the U.S. Judicial Conference, although the legislation would take longer for the new judges to be added in an effort to ensure that neither party gets a partisan advantage. Three temporary judgeships would be created in Oklahoma as part of the legislation, the awkwardly nam...
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