Federal District
Americannoun
noun
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I see the courage in standing up in federal district judges and a lot of court of appeals judges too, over and over and over again, in hundreds of cases, saying: No, no, rule of law matters.
From Slate
The US Department of Justice said 41-year-old Fode Sitafa Mara, from Maryland, was sentenced on Wednesday following a two-week trial in October 2025 in the state's federal District Court.
From BBC
In the US, 10 states and the Washington DC federal district allow "physician-assisted dying" where doctors can prescribe lethal drugs for self-administration.
From BBC
The lawsuit, filed in federal district court in Washington, D.C., marks the latest flashpoint in debates over what type of speech is protected at work and the rights federal employees have in sharing personal views.
The UC workers’ lawsuit will continue to be litigated in federal district court, where it is in the discovery process and eventually could move to trial.
From Los Angeles Times
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