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Judiciary Slams Executive for Neglecting Federal Courthouses

2/25/2026

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The judiciary criticized the executive branch for neglecting federal courthouses, leading to deteriorating conditions.
Judge Robert J. Conrad urged Congress to create a Judiciary Buildings Service.
The General Services Administration (GSA) oversees courthouses.
The judiciary spends $1.3 billion annually on rent and services from the General Services Administration.
GSA spokeswoman Marianne Copenhaver rejected the claims, saying the judiciary should prioritize the rule of law.

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The judiciary criticized the executive branch for neglecting federal courthouses, leading to deteriorating conditions.
Judge Robert J. Conrad urged Congress to create a Judiciary Buildings Service.
The General Services Administration (GSA) oversees courthouses.
The judiciary spends $1.3 billion annually on rent and services from the General Services Administration.
GSA spokeswoman Marianne Copenhaver rejected the claims, saying the judiciary should prioritize the rule of law.