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Memos: Implementation of the Civil Justice Reform Act of 1990

Leonidas Ralph Mecham, Robert Manley Parker, Duane Rex Lee, Peter G. McCabe

January 11, 1991

L. Ralph Mecham transmits the Committee on Court Administration and Case Management's recommendations regarding advisory groups and pilot districts to federal court officers.

Memo: Civil Justice Reform Act Fact Sheet

Mark Mendenhall, Office of the 9th Circuit Executive

December 10, 1990

This memo from Assistant Circuit Executive Mark Mendenhall provides 9th Circuit judicial officers and LRCC members with a forwarded fact sheet and timeline for CJRA implementation

Committee on Court Administration and Case Management's Subcommittee on Case Management Meeting Minutes

November 19, 1990

Meeting minutes from a 1990 meeting conducted at the Hays Adams hotel in Washington, D.C. and chaired by judge Robert M. Parker. Topics discussed include the selection of pilot districts and the formation of district advisory groups

Civil Justice Reform Act of 1990 Timeline of Significant Dates, Draft Report Prepared by the Court Administration Division

October 31, 1990

This timeline includes tasks that are to be completed by the Administrative Office, the Judicial Conference, and the Federal Judicial Center

Letter: L. Ralph Mecham to Joe Biden

Leonidas Ralph Mecham, William Hubbs Rehnquist

June 26, 1990

L. Ralph Mecham apologizes to Senator Biden for remarks attributed to him in a recent Legal Times article regarding S. 2648. He attaches a letter written 06/12/1990 by William Renquist, who distances the Judicial Conference from Mecham's remarks

Article: Pact Reached to Cut Costs on Federal Civil Cases

Charley Roberts

May 18, 1990

Article announcing the agreement between the Senate Judiciary Committee and The Judicial Conference (Los Angeles Daily Journal)

Article: Judicial Conference Approves Plan to Improve Civil Case Management

May 1, 1990

This article is about Judicial Conference adoption, by ballot, of a 14-point program to address the problems of cost and delay in civil litigation through improved case management. (The Third Branch, Vol. 22, No. 5)