⚖️Senate Fast-Tracks Conservative Judges
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Senators waived American Bar Association vetting on February 9, 2025, to confirm three Trump appellate nominees in a single day. Lifetime seats reshape case law for decades while ending 70 years of outside review amid nationwide judicial independence rallies.
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Why This Matters
Your Court Direction:
Lifetime seats reshape case law for decades affecting your rights and legal protections.
Your Transparency Debate:
Ends 70 years of outside professional review of judicial qualifications.
Your Public Reaction:
Judicial independence rallies form nationwide opposing politicization of courts.
Your Legal System:
Fast-track confirmations prioritize political loyalty over judicial expertise and qualifications.
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The fast-track resolution shortens post-cloture debate on circuit-court nominees from 30 hours to:
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Legislative Process
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Pew finds ___ % of Americans think lifetime judges should need “bipartisan approval.”
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Public Opinion
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The resolution cites Canada's time-allocation rule, which caps total debate at:
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Comparative Law
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If every vacancy were filled under fast-track, the median age of active circuit judges would drop by:
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Court Capacity
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Democrats staged a “live quorum call,” delaying final passage by:
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Procedure
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Brennan Center warns the rule could push the vacancy-to-confirmation median from 247 days to:
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Judicial Independence
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A Wall Street Journal editorial called the fast-track “payback for” which 2020 tactic?
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Media Literacy
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By mid-March, the Senate had confirmed ___ judges in 2025—double the 10-year average for Q1.
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