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U.S. Code / Title 28 — Judiciary and Judicial… / Part I—Organization of Courts
Title 28Chapter

Chapter 5—District Courts

Contents

  1. § 81. Alabama
  2. § 81A. Alaska
  3. § 82. Arizona
  4. § 83. Arkansas
  5. § 84. California
  6. § 85. Colorado
  7. § 86. Connecticut
  8. § 87. Delaware
  9. § 88. District of Columbia
  10. § 89. Florida
  11. § 90. Georgia
  12. § 91. Hawaii
  13. § 92. Idaho
  14. § 93. Illinois
  15. § 94. Indiana
  16. § 95. Iowa
  17. § 96. Kansas
  18. § 97. Kentucky
  19. § 98. Louisiana
  20. § 99. Maine
  21. § 100. Maryland
  22. § 101. Massachusetts
  23. § 102. Michigan
  24. § 103. Minnesota
  25. § 104. Mississippi
  26. § 105. Missouri
  27. § 106. Montana
  28. § 107. Nebraska
  29. § 108. Nevada
  30. § 109. New Hampshire
  31. § 110. New Jersey
  32. § 111. New Mexico
  33. § 112. New York
  34. § 113. North Carolina
  35. § 114. North Dakota
  36. § 115. Ohio
  37. § 116. Oklahoma
  38. § 117. Oregon
  39. § 118. Pennsylvania
  40. § 119. Puerto Rico
  41. § 120. Rhode Island
  42. § 121. South Carolina
  43. § 122. South Dakota
  44. § 123. Tennessee
  45. § 124. Texas
  46. § 125. Utah
  47. § 126. Vermont
  48. § 127. Virginia
  49. § 128. Washington
  50. § 129. West Virginia
  51. § 130. Wisconsin
  52. § 131. Wyoming
  53. § 132. Creation and composition of district courts
  54. § 133. Appointment and number of district judges
  55. § 134. Tenure and residence of district judges
  56. § 135. Salaries of district judges
  57. § 136. Chief judges; precedence of district judges
  58. § 137. Division of business among district judges
  59. § 138. Terms abolished
  60. § 139. Times for holding regular sessions
  61. § 140. Adjournment
  62. § 141. Special sessions; places; notice
  63. [§142. Repealed. Pub. L. 97–164, title I, §115(c)(3), Apr. 2, 1982, 96 Stat. 32]
  64. § 143. Vacant judgeship as affecting proceedings
  65. § 144. Bias or prejudice of judge

Citation

Cite as
Title 28, U.S. Code
Edition
United States Code, 2024 Edition
Current through
01/06/2025

Official sources

Current text and notes (House OLRC)GPO edition on govinfoAbout the Statutes at Large

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