A federal panel will watch to see how district courts respond to newly released guidance aimed at curbing judge shopping as it weighs whether to proceed with a binding rule against the practice.
The judiciary’s Advisory Committee on Civil Rules will keep the topic on its agenda, chair and US District Judge Robin Rosenberg said at a meeting on Tuesday in Denver.
Rosenberg made the remarks as the committee investigates whether it has the authority to pass a rule addressing judge shopping, in light of a federal law that says chief district judges set the case assignment policies for their ...
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