The Judiciary Act of 2018 is based upon the The Judiciary Act of 1801 and the The Judiciary Act of 1837. These Acts revised the federal court systems organization and judge headcount.
For 2018, my plan would be to eliminate in total, the Ninth District court and the reorganization of the eighth and tenth districts.
The current Ninth District is 300,000 cases behind and 80-85 percent of their cases are reversed by the US Supreme Court. Due to this dismal failure, elimination of the court and judges is necessary. President Trump already needs to appoint 117 judges, so a few more is not a problem.
District court reorganization might be:
15: California and Neveda
14: Oregon and Idaho
13: Washington and Montana
12: Idaho and Wyoming, Nebraska
11: Utah, Arizona, Colorado
10: New Mexico, Oklahoma, Kansas
09: North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota
08: Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas
Part Two Reorganization:
Add two judges to the Supreme Court for a new total of eleven judges, but a quorum is still nine judges, so absence or death will not cause any lack of decision making capability.
For 2018, my plan would be to eliminate in total, the Ninth District court and the reorganization of the eighth and tenth districts.
The current Ninth District is 300,000 cases behind and 80-85 percent of their cases are reversed by the US Supreme Court. Due to this dismal failure, elimination of the court and judges is necessary. President Trump already needs to appoint 117 judges, so a few more is not a problem.
District court reorganization might be:
15: California and Neveda
14: Oregon and Idaho
13: Washington and Montana
12: Idaho and Wyoming, Nebraska
11: Utah, Arizona, Colorado
10: New Mexico, Oklahoma, Kansas
09: North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota
08: Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas
Part Two Reorganization:
Add two judges to the Supreme Court for a new total of eleven judges, but a quorum is still nine judges, so absence or death will not cause any lack of decision making capability.
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