Senatorial courtesy was done away with in the Judicial Administration Reform Act of 2002.

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Senatorial courtesy is an unwritten political practice in the United States where the President consults the senior U.S. Senator of his party from a nominee's state before making a judicial nomination, and it has not been formally abolished by any act such as the Judicial Administration Reform Act of 2002, which does not exist.

Senatorial Courtesy Was Done Away with in the Judicial Administration