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Fed. Cir. R. 53

Judicial Conference

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There will be held, at a time and place designated by the chief judge,

a conference to consider the business of the court and to advise means

of improving the administration of justice. The chief judge presides at

the conference. All members of the bar of the court may be members

of the conference and may participate in its discussions and

deliberations. Registrants must pay a fee to be applied to the payment

of expenses of the conference.

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2026-09-18
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2026-09-18
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