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judicial system as a whole is managed by the Administrative Office of the U.S.Courts.Since its creation in 1939 it has handled everything from distributing supplies to negotiating with other government agencies for court accommodations in federal buildings to maintaining judicial per-sonnel records and collecting data on cases in the federal courts.
The Administrative Office also serves the Judicial Conference of the United States,the central administra-tive policy-making organization of the federal judicial system.In addition to providing statistical information to the conferences many committees the Administrative Office acts as a reception center and clearinghouse for information and proposals direct-ed to the Judicial Conference.The office also acts as liaison for both the federal judicial system and the Judicial Conference,serving as advocate for the judiciary in its dealings with Congress,the executive branch,pro-fessional groups,and the general public.Especially important is its representative role before Congresswhere,along with concerned judges,it presents the judiciarys budget proposals,requests for additional judge- ships,suggestions for changes in court rules,and other key measures.