The current administrative structure of the federal judiciary is largely the product of:
A)The Judiciary Act of 1789
B)The Judiciary Act of 1889
C)The Judge's bill of 1925
D)The Administrative Office Act of 1939
E)The Judiciary Act of 1971

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The Administrative Office Act of 1939 established the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, which significantly shaped the modern administrative structure of the federal judiciary by providing centralized support and management.

The Current Administrative Structure of the Federal Judiciary Is Largely