Senior status is a form of semi-retirement for United States federal judges. To qualify, a judge in the federal court system must be at least 65 years old.

Senior Judges. Article III judges who have met age and service requirements set by federal statute are eligible to take senior status if they are at least 65 ...

A great many Senior judges' caseloads and duties are the same – or nearly the same – as those of their Active colleagues'. Read on to learn what Senior status ...

Senior judges are former trial and appellate court judges who may be assigned on a temporary basis to any state court as needed. Senior judges are appointed ...

Retired Senior Judiciary under 75. A list of judges under the age of 75 who have retired but continue to hear cases on occasion.

The Senior Judge Portal is available via INcite to sitting and senior judges. Senior judges can update their profile and submit claims through the INcite ...

Senior Judge Royce C. Lamberth · Senior Judge Paul L. Friedman · Senior Judge Emmet G. Sullivan · Senior Judge Reggie B. Walton · Senior Judge John D. Bates

The goal of the program is to enhance access to justice by assisting with cases that cannot be covered by a sitting District Judge.

Senior judges bring a wealth of experience and understanding of the system and have the flexibility to be used for short-or-long-term assignments anywhere in ...

7 февр. 2024 г. · Senior judges are retired judges called back to service to help the state process legal cases in a timely manner.