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**Announcement**
There is a problem with Cm/Ecf working with
the recently released Java 18 update and
versions of Internet Explorer 7 and lower.
Although, the Java 18 update is supposed
to work with IE8, we have had isolated instances
where it hasn't worked. Our recommendation
is to not install the Java 18 update. Filers
who miss deadlines because of this technical
failure, should refer to Sixth Circuit Rule
25(h)(2).
Vacancy
Announcement
The United States Court of Appeals for the
Sixth Judicial Circuit is accepting applications
to fill the permanent full-time position
of Chief Circuit Mediator.  More
Information
Sixth Circuit Criminal Pattern Jury Instructions
The Committee on Pattern Jury Instructions of the District Judges Association of the Sixth Circuit on December 31, 2009 posted the updated Sixth Circuit Criminal Pattern Jury Instructions.
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Vacancy
Announcement
The Office of the Circuit Executive for
the United States Court of Appeals for the
Sixth Circuit is accepting applications
to fill a permanent full-time position of
Assistant Circuit Executive for Court Administration.
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Effective
December 1, 2009
The Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure
have been amended, as well as a number of
Sixth Circuit Rules and one Internal Operating
Procedure. More
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2010
Court Session Calendar
The
United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth
Circuit has posted the 2010 Court Session
Calendar for the arguments to be held in
Cincinnati, Ohio. More
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Wireless
Access
For
the benefit of the bar, wireless access
to the internet is available in certain
locations in the Potter Stewart Courthouse.
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Information
Increase
in Compensation for CJA Counsel
The case compensation limits applicable
to counsel appointed under the Criminal
Justice Act have been increased from $5,600
to $6,100 for representation in direct criminal
appeals, appeals from the denial of habeas
corpus or § 2255 relief. The increases
apply in cases in which any work was performed
on or after March 11, 2009.
The
maximum hourly compensation rate for non-capital
representation has increased from $100 to
$110 for work performed on or after March
11, 2009. The maximum hourly compensation
rate for capital federal post-conviction
proceedings has increased from $170 to $175
for work performed on or after March 11,
2009.
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