If Approved, a First-Time Judge, Yes, but Hardly the First in Court's History


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(Excerpted from New York Times, Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2005)

If Approved, a First-Time Judge, Yes, but Hardly the First in Court's History

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•	If Approved, a First-Time Judge, Yes, but Hardly the First in Court's History COURT IN TRANSITION New York Times, Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2005 Byline: David E. Rosenbaum

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