The Judicial Confirmation Crisis: The Threat to Diversity
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The Editors
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March 18th, 2011
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Category:
Criminal Justice
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By Leslie Proll
The alarmingly high number of vacancies in the federal judiciary threatens to undermine the administration of justice. Considerable attention has been devoted to the causes and consequences of the Senate’s failure to confirm judicial nominees. But remarkably little has been said about the impact of this crisis on the color of the federal bench.
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