The basic administrative unit of a circuit, which has authority to make all necessary and appropriate orders for the effective and expeditious administration of justice within its circuit, is called the:

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The Judicial Council is the basic administrative unit of a circuit and has the authority to make necessary and appropriate orders for the efficient administration of justice within the circuit. The other options listed (Administrative Office of the District, Administrative Oversight Commission, and Federal Judicial Administration) do not have the same level of authority or responsibility as the Judicial Council.

The Basic Administrative Unit of a Circuit, Which Has Authority