Congress Proposes Ban on Nationwide Injunctions from Single-Judge Courts
End Judge Shopping Act
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Nationwide Injunctions Are a Bipartisan Problem
This analysis explores the systemic issue of judge shopping and nationwide injunctions. It specifically evaluates the End Judge Shopping Act, introduced by Sen. Schumer, which focuses on preventing nationwide relief from single-judge divisions by mandating random assignment.
Dueling Judge-Shopping Bills Unveiled by Senate Leaders
Senate leaders introduced competing bills to address judge shopping. The Democratic 'End Judge Shopping Act' would force random assignments, while the Republican 'SHOP Act' would limit the scope of injunctions to specific parties or jurisdictions.
House Republicans pass bill to clip judges' wings
While covering the passage of the Republican-led 'No Rogue Rulings Act,' the article notes the Democratic alternative, the 'End Judge Shopping Act' introduced by Rep. Mikie Sherrill, which targets the location and assignment of cases rather than the judges' power to issue broad rulings.
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