Burger urges drastic reform to ease Supreme Court overload
Chief Justice Warren E. Burger urged Congress and lawyers to back drastic changes to the judiciary, proposing a temporary shadow appeals court of 26 judges from the circuit courts to decide up to a third of annual Supreme Court cases. He said the ABA can help sell the plan, while critics questioned the urgency and efficacy of such a panel amid rising caseloads. The proposal would last five years if successful, evolving from conflicts among the 13 U S Courts of Appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Warren E. Burger
Congress
Supreme Court
Burger
American Bar Association
High Court
U.S. Courts of Appeals
ABA
Alvin B. Rubin
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Rubin
Arthur D. Hellman
University of Pittsburgh Law School
Radioactive Cosmos 1402 Re-Entry Believed Safe
Pentagon officials said the nuclear powered Soviet satellite remnant likely burned up upon reentry over the South Atlantic Ocean after 6 a.m. EST. NORAD awaited radar checks before final confirmation and warned surface radiation could not be ruled out, though prior statement indicated the core would almost completely burn up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pentagon
South Atlantic Ocean
North American
Aerospace Defense Command
Douglas Kennett
Defense Command
Canada
Also Mentioned on This Page
North American Aerospace Defense Command
Laat
GMAC
A.P.R
Creason
Stubbs
Chevrolet-Olds., Inc
Ottawa, Kansas
Xtra Sturdy
Action Appliance
Tvetty & Clarence Koch, Owners
Ottawa
Chevrolet
Gefimert Tuiby
Venice
S. Main
Ng Passe A
Brooks
Villanova
Ure Cnorts Center
Delco
Phebe