Just two weeks after U.S. District Judge Janet Hall took over as the administrative leader of the state’s federal court, she was thrown into the middle of the budgetary impasse in Washington.
Under the cloud of an imminent government shutdown, the chief judge was put in a position of having to consider which of the court’s already overworked and underpaid staffers were essential to the administration of justice.
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