By James Arkin (August 3, 2022, 10:02 AM EDT) -- Federal appellate courts severely lack representation from judges with professional backgrounds in union-side labor law, employee wage and hour law, and civil legal aid, according to a new report Wednesday from the progressive organization Alliance for Justice. A view of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco. The nation's federal appellate courts are severely underrepresented by "economic justice" judges, Alliance for Justice said Wednesday. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) The Alliance for Justice, an advocacy group consisting of more than 130 organizations, argued in the report that the nation's circuit courts are severely underrepresented by what it labeled "economic justice" judges. . . .
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