judicial conference

noun

, Law.

1. a conference of judges held to discuss improvements in methods or judicial procedure through court rules or otherwise.

Example Sentences

The rule for paid seminars is among the policies set by the Judicial Conference.

From Salon

Justice Elena Kagan at a recent judicial conference called for an enforceable Supreme Court ethics code.

From Salon

“We request a meeting with you as soon as possible, in your capacity as Chief Justice and as presiding officer of the Judicial Conference of the United States, to discuss additional steps to address the Supreme Court’s ethics crisis,” Durbin and Whitehouse wrote to Roberts in a letter released Friday by both offices.

From Seattle Times

“Until the Court and the Judicial Conference take meaningful action to address this ongoing ethical crisis, we will continue our efforts to enact legislation to resolve this crisis,” they wrote.

From Seattle Times

Justice Clarence Thomas, who at a judicial conference last week complained yet again about how loathsome Washington, D.C., has become, is also the king of the petty grievance: “It’s a hideous place, as far as I’m concerned,” he said of the District.

From Slate