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If an Idaho congressman gets his way, the 9th Circuit may need to move en banc arguments to an auditorium. Rep. Mike Simpson introduced a bill last week that would force the circuit's entire roster of active judges -- 28 when the bench is full -- to hear en banc appeals. Simpson said his bill is, in part, an attempt to highlight what he sees as one of the most persuasive arguments for splitting up the 9th. As it stands now, "they pull ... names out of the hat" and a majority of six can decide, he said.
March 10, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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