Federal Court Reforms: More Judges and Random Case Assignment.
New rules aim to enhance fairness in federal courts. They require significant nationwide decisions to be made by three judges instead of one. Additionally, cases will be assigned to judges randomly, preventing the selection of specific judges for particular cases.
Key points
Major court decisions affecting the entire nation will require approval from three judges, increasing their credibility.
Cases in federal courts will be assigned to judges randomly, promoting greater impartiality.
Information on how cases are divided among judges will be publicly available on court websites.
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