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Trump Set to Move US Courts Further Right

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Donald #Trump filled a swath of vacancies in the #US judiciary in his first term. Now he has a chance to cement his influence, particularly over the appeals #courts that rule on some of the most important and divisive issues in America. Erik Larson explains. #politics #new #SCOTUS #law

There are currently only two vacancies on those courts, known as circuits. But over the coming presidential term, out of 177 active circuit judges, 34 Republican-appointed and 29 Democratic-appointed appellate judges could retire, according to data gathered by Russell Wheeler, a nonresident senior fellow in the Brookings Institution’s Governance Studies program.

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