FEDERAL JUDICIAL CENTER

By SovConn | October 25, 2015

Federal Judicial Center.An agency in the judicial branch of the federal government

responsible for researching judicial administration and for training judges and employees of the

federal judiciary. • Its director is appointed by a seven-member board presided over by the Chief

Justice of the United States. 28 USCA § 620. — Abbr. FJC.[Blacks Law 8th]

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