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The long-stalled process of naming two new federal judges to South Dakota’s U.S. District Court is expected to speed up in January 2024.

SIOUX FALLS — The long-stalled process of naming two new federal judges to South Dakota’s U.S. District Court is expected to speed up in January 2024, with Sioux Falls lawyer

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. – The long-stalled process of naming two new federal judges to South Dakota’s U.S. District Court is expected to speed up in January 2024, with Sioux Falls lawyer Eric Schulte atop the names being considered for a lifetime appointment.

The long-stalled process of naming two new federal judges to South Dakota’s U.S. District Court is expected to speed up in January 2024, with Sioux Falls lawyer Eric Schulte atop

“District court judges in South Dakota handle the most difficult criminal docket in the United States.”

For the past 20 months, South Dakota’s U.S. District Court has had a judicial vacancy waiting to be filled by President Joe Biden’s administration, prompting political scrutiny of the process

For the past 20 months, South Dakota’s U.S. District Court has had a judicial vacancy waiting to be filled by President Joe Biden’s administration, prompting political scrutiny of the process

South Dakota's federal judge openings have gone unfilled, prompting political scrutiny of the process and a shuffling of workloads.

Suggestion forwarded to White House after two years of speculation

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