From a Judge's Perspective

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This paper compares and contrasts the Federal Court system and the State Court system of the United States. The paper reviews the relative caseloads, the case management, the relative efficiency of each, the resources allocated to both the types of cases, types of defendants, flexibility in sentencing, options, the oversight which governs the conduct of magistrates in both systems, and lastly the perks which come with both jobs.

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"The United States' judiciary is frequently cited as being one of, if not the best, judiciaries in the world. For most justices in America this acclaim is hard-won for the occupation of judge can be grueling, occasionally thankless and often stressful. With this in mind, the following paper will look at the challenges of being a justice in the United States by looking at the different challenges confronted by a justice in the United States federal court system versus a justice operating within the state court system. "

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