 | United States - 1935 - 988 pages
...administration of the criminal laws of the United States. "(b) After the Judicial Conference has approved the time, place, participants, agenda, and other arrangements...institutes and joint councils, the chief judge of each circuit is authorized to invite the attendance of district judges under conditions which he thinks... | |
 | United States - 1971 - 1104 pages
...administration of the criminal laws of the United States. (b) After the Judicial Conference has approved the time, place, participants, agenda, and other arrangements...institutes and joint councils, the chief judge of each circuit is authorized to invite the attendance of district judges under conditions which he thinks... | |
 | Judicial Conference of the United States - 1958 - 1100 pages
...to convene institutes and joint councils on sentencing. The statute further requires the approval of the Judicial Conference of the "time, place, participants,...arrangements for such institutes and joint councils". The Conference discussed fully the views of the Department of Justice and the statutory requirements for... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations - 1961 - 1326 pages
...Conference to convene such institutes and joint councils. After the Judicial Conference has approved the time, place, participants, agenda, and other arrangements...institutes and joint councils, the chief judge of each circuit is authorized to invite the attendance of district judges under conditions which he thinks... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate. District of Columbia - 1975 - 150 pages
...administration of the criminal laws of the United States. (b) After the Judicial Conference has approved the time, place, participants, agenda, and other arrangements...Institutes and joint councils. the chief judge of each circuit Is authorized to Invite the attendance of district judges under conditions which be thinks... | |
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... to drugs or alcohol, and mental or physical handicaps; (5) the formulation of sentencing principles and criteria which will assist in promoting the equitable administration of the criminal laws of the United States. "(b) After the Judicial Conference... 