"The problem is ... they're still going to have one of the heaviest caseloads in the country. And it's still going to be hard to move cases efficiently through the district court in New Jersey," Daniel Fleming said.
December 18, 2023 at 09:00 AM
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With one judicial nominee just confirmed and another appearing to be in line for confirmation, the District of New Jersey stands to attain a special status in 2024: the court with a fully staffed bench.
Jamel Semper was confirmed as a federal trial court judge on Nov. 29 and the Senate Judiciary Committee reported out the nomination of Edward Kiel for bench on Nov. 30.
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