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Federal courts seek independence from DC
A bipartisan bill has been introduced to remove residency requirements for judges serving on the federal Court of Federal Claims and the Federal Circuit, aiming to expand the pool of qualified candidates nationwide. The legislation seeks to allow judges to live outside Washington, D.C., and to potentially hear cases remotely, addressing challenges in recruiting top talent and improving diversity. Legal experts support the move, citing the benefits of geographic flexibility, while acknowledging concerns about travel costs and judicial collegiality.
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