18-04-2025 12:00 via uscourts.gov

Funding Shortfalls Adversely Affect Key Judiciary Programs

A shortfall in this year’s congressional appropriations is significantly impacting the Judiciary’s ability to ensure security at courthouses at a time of rising threats to federal judges and impairing efforts to provide critical legal defense services to people who can’t afford to hire lawyers.
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Madigan defense rests, closing arguments begin next week
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Jury awards record $24M in suit over lead poisoning of children
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