HR 1929 United States House · 119th Congress

JUDGES Act of 2025

The JUDGES Act of 2025 authorizes the creation of 66 new district court judgeships across multiple federal judicial districts to address rising caseloads. It specifies phased additions of judges to districts in California, Florida, Texas, New York, and other states from 2029 through 2039, with the total number of new judges increasing over time. The bill also establishes temporary judgeships in Oklahoma, authorizes funding for these positions, and requires the Judicial Conference's judgeship recommendations to be made publicly available. The legislation directly affects federal courts in the specified districts by increasing judicial staffing to reduce case backlogs.
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