Shortage of judges hits federal ninth circuit backlog
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco faces a record backlog with about 3 000 appeals awaiting decision and civil cases taking an average of 18 months to resolve. Chief Judge James R Browning says there is a need for more judges to prevent cases from never reaching court. The 9th Circuit covers California Oregon Washington Nevada Montana Idaho Arizona Alaska Hawaii and Guam and is described as the busiest and slowest in the nation. Figures show the 4th and 9th Circuits are the most burdened with workload and delays.
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Tomy Lechwenn
Associated Press
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U. U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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James R. Browning
Great Falls
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Warren Burger
9Th Circuit
New Orleans
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Texas
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California
Oregon
Washington
Nevada
Montana
Idaho
Arizona
Alaska
Hawaii
Guam
Carol R. Nell
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Thomas Tang
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Son learns of mother's murder fifty years later
Doze, an Buffalo exterminator, learns from a May 21 1927 Buffalo Evening News front page that his mother Grace Doze was found murdered and his father Chester Doze suspected but never charged. He recalls the door Chester left through and the unresolved tragedy decades later. The article notes the unsolved case and Doze’s acceptance of his parents’ actions.
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Spaller
C. G. Doze
Grace Doze
Chester
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