The federal criminal justice system is so messed up — there are no motions for summary judgment. There are no depos. So if you want to get rulings about the validity of a case, you pretty much have to go
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Cafecitos on Capitol Hill
By John R. ByrneEach year, the Federal Bar Association heads to Capitol Hill to talk to lawmakers about issues facing our federal judges. The focus this year was an increase in funding for judicial security and getting more judgeships…
Miami's Women in Leadership
By Jordi C. Martínez-Cid
Miami is unique in that it is the only major U.S. city founded by a woman. Julia Tuttle, the Mother of Miami, would be proud to know that Miami is (probably) the only major U.S. city…
Judge James W. Kehoe
Happy Friday, everybody. Today we remember Judge James Kehoe, who served on our court for nearly twenty years (from 1979 to 1998). Before his federal judicial service, Judge Kehoe had a long career on the state…
Court Event for Women's History Month
By John R. ByrneBack in 1978, a county in Sonoma, California came up with the idea of a “Women’s History Week.” It caught on, eventually leading Congress to designate the month of March “Women’s History Month” in 1987.Now, just…
Happy Saint Patrick's Day!
By John R. ByrneI’m a little late on this post, but I wanted to wish everyone a Happy St. Patrick’s Day. While it may be hard to play hooky on a Tuesday, I hope at least a few of…
I start trial today…
… so I will be relying heavily on Mr. Byrne to pick up the blogging in my absence. Jury selection this week in this interesting FARA case in which Marco Rubio will be a witness. Ed Shohat, David Weinstein, and Buddy…
Event next month with Judge Singhal and Judge Artau
Our federal judges who sit in Fort Lauderdale don’t get down to Miami all that often. And the judges even farther north (West Palm Beach and Fort Pierce) generally get down even less. That’s what makes…
Magistrate Judge Opening in Fort Pierce
By John R. ByrneWant to be a federal magistrate judge in Fort Pierce? The Court is accepting applications. You can apply here.Ever wonder where Fort Pierce got its name? No? Well, I’ll tell you anyway. It’s named after…
