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Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals Mourns Passing of Judge Michael S. Kanne |
• Notice to counsel and the public:On March 26, 2022, this court’s General Order 22‐001 expired. General Orders 21‐008, 21‐009 (amended) and 21‐010 are now back in effect, including the provisions governing counsel who appear in‐person, masking, vaccination, and self-certification. The courtroom will remain closed to the public. The court will continue to livestream audio from oral arguments to YouTube. |
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United States Court of Appeals
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Everett McKinley Dirksen
United States Courthouse
219 S. Dearborn Street
Room 2722
Chicago, IL 60604
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The United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit is seeking applicants for a position as Library Technician.
Please see the Vacancies page for details
The Seventh Circuit Pattern Criminal Jury Instruction Committee had submitted the 2022 Proposed Revisions to the Pattern Criminal Jury Instructions for public comment.
Please see the Pattern Jury Instructions page
for details.
The United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit is seeking applicants for a position as Generalist Clerk.
Please see the Vacancies page for details
The United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit is seeking applicants for a position as Circuit Librarian.
Please see the Vacancies page for details
On March 26, 2022, this court’s General Order 22‐001, “Order Regarding COVID‐19 Temporary Implementation of Remote Arguments and Reduction of On‐site Staffing” will expire. After General Order 22‐001 expires, General Orders 21‐008, 21‐009 (amended) and 21‐010 will go into effect, including the provisions governing counsel who appear in‐person, masking, vaccination, and self certification. For the time being, the courtroom will remain closed to the general public. The court will continue to livestream audio from oral arguments to YouTube.
Order Regarding COVID-19 Temporary Implementation of Remote Arguments And Reduction of On-site Staffing. (General Order 22-001) Please see the General Orders page for details.
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