Bill > HR4984

This bill modifies existing federal law regarding vacancies in United States Attorneys' offices by making two key changes to 28 U.S. Code § 546. First, it revises the language about when a vacancy can be filled, specifically referencing the time limitations outlined in section 3346 of federal law (which governs temporary appointments to executive branch positions). Second, the bill removes an entire subsection (subsection (d)) from the existing law. While the bill's title "No Appointments by Rogue Judges Act" suggests a contentious intent, the actual text appears to be a technical amendment related to how and when U.S. Attorneys can be appointed during periods of vacancy. The changes seem designed to clarify or potentially restrict the process by which interim U.S. Attorneys can be selected or serve, though without the full context of the referenced sections, the precise practical impact is not entirely clear from this text alone.

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