Judge Dolores Sloviter, former chief judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, is set to take senior status in June, making her the second judge in as many weeks to announce her departure.
She plans to keep up 80 percent of the workload she carried as an active judge, Sloviter said, after she takes senior status June 19. That date will be exactly 34 years since she was appointed by President Jimmy Carter, Sloviter said.
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