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Bookmark or Share- About Federal Judges - United States CourtsBankruptcy judges are judicial officers of the district court who preside exclusively over bankruptcy proceedings and cases. Video of Bankruptcy Courts, and Paths to the Bench Bankruptcy judges receive the same annual salary, no matter where they serve or how many years of service.
- Status of Bankruptcy Judgeships — Judicial Business 2021As of September 30, 2021, a total of 345 bankruptcy judgeships were authorized and funded, the same number as one year earlier. Of these judgeships, 310 were filled and 35 were vacant (compared with 307 filled positions and 38 vacant positions on the same date in 2020).
- Central District of California | United States Bankruptcy CourtUnited States Bankruptcy Court Central District of California Hon. Theodor C. Albert, Chief Judge • Kathleen J. Campbell, Clerk of Court
- United States bankruptcy court - WikipediaThe overwhelming majority of all proceedings in bankruptcy are held before a United States bankruptcy judge, whose decisions are subject to appeals to the district court. In some judicial circuits, appeals may be taken to a Bankruptcy Appellate Panel (BAP).
- Authorized Bankruptcy Judgeships - Federal Judicial CenterBelow is a table showing aggregate numbers of permanent and temporary* bankruptcy judgeships authorized by Congress, followed by tables displaying specific numbers for each state and judicial district. The U.S. courts of appeals appoint bankruptcy judges to renewable fourteen-year terms.
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