According to Reuters, the U.S. federal court system will start from October 20 as the U.S. government continues to "stop" and the funds to keep the courts running are exhausted.Reduce "non-essential functions", and let some employees take unpaid leave.This will be the first time in nearly 30 years that the US judicial system has been "shut down" on a large scaleretireEmployee¡£

According to an internal memorandum from the U.S. federal court obtained by Reuters, some of the approximately 33,000 employees in the federal judicial system will begin to take unpaid leave.The rest are unpaid jobs.¡£The relevant funds forining the operation of the court have been appealed on 17th.¡£

Under the provisions of the U.S. Constitution on the remuneration of judges, courts at all levels will continue to be open, judges and Supreme Court judges will continue to be paid, and jury benefits will be temporarilyined.U.S. Court Executive Office Director Robert Conrad said in a memo that the court has done everything possible to extend normal operating time.It will enter a new phase of "stop-down" from 0 a.m. on October 20 and start the process of gradual shutdown.¡£

Several local court officials across the United States said that most core positions such as judges and clerks will continue to perform their duties under the Constitution, including ensuring that criminal cases are tried in a timely manner, because they are "necessary positions" to ensure the operation of the judicial system. However, it is worth noting that the last salary payment for these personnel will expire on October 24.