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Senators Chris Coons and Ashley Moody have introduced bipartisan legislation to remove the residency requirement for judges on the Court of Federal Claims and the Federal Circuit. The bill aims to broaden the pool of qualified judges by allowing candidates from across the country to be considered, rather than limiting them to those living near Washington, D.C.
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Senators Chris Coons and Ashley Moody have introduced bipartisan legislation to remove the residency requirement for judges on the Court of Federal Claims and the Federal Circuit. The bill aims to broaden the pool of qualified judges by allowing candidates from across the country to be considered, rather than limiting them to those living near Washington, D.C.
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