Response of Subject Judge, filed November 8, 1999.  In 
January 1998, when the first of the two cases was assigned, 
the assigned judge had only six criminal cases on his docket, 
second fewest of all active judges and far fewer than the 
judge with the heaviest docket (19 cases).  Similarly, in April 
1998, when the second case was assigned, the selected judge 
had nine criminal cases on his docket, third lowest among 
active judges (with the January selectee being one of the two 
with fewer cases).  By May, the April selectee had reduced 
his criminal docket to seven cases;  for that month, the two 
selected judges had the lowest criminal caseloads on the 
court.

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