Designates Alabama, Florida, and Georgia as the fifth judicial circuit and Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, and the Canal Zone as the…
Official title: A bill to improve judicial machinery by designating Alabama, Florida, and Georgia as the 5th Judicial Circuit; by designating Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, and the Canal Zone as the 11th Judicial Circuit; by dividing the 9th Judicial Circuit, and creating a 12th Judicial Circuit.
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Designates Alabama, Florida, and Georgia as the fifth judicial circuit and Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, and the Canal Zone as the eleventh judicial circuit. States that the ninth judicial circuit shall be composed of Alaska, the Eastern and Northern Judicial District of California, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington, and Guam. Creates the twelfth judicial circuit, to be composed of Arizona, the Central and Southern Judicial Districts of Californiaa and Nevada.
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