Administrative Matters Pertaining to Magistrate Judges and Their Staff
1993 · National Technical Information Service (via FedFlix)
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Federal Judicial Center ava19485vnb1 -- 2111-V/93 (1993) Administrative Matters Pertaining to Magistrate Judges and Their Staff Aaron E. Goodstein; Charles F. Hicks; Nancy Stein Nowak; Thomas C. Hnatowski. Discusses administrative matters newly appointed magistrate judges are concerned with following their appointment. Panel discussion topics include education and training, travel, backup duty, staff support, reporting requirements, compensation, office space and equipment furnishings, automation and computer technology, and the reappointment process. For use in the orientation of magistrate judges.