Better late than never: It took President Barack Obama two-and-half years to nominate U.S. attorneys for Texas. Finally the four lawyers won U.S. Senate confirmation. On Sept. 26, the full Senate confirmed Sarah Salda�a Salda�a (pictured) in the Northern, Ken Magidson in the Southern District, Malcolm Bales in the Eastern District and Robert Pitman in the Western District.
October 03, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Better late than never: It took President Barack Obama two-and-half years to nominate U.S. attorneys for Texas. Last week, the four lawyers won U.S. Senate confirmation.
Obama nominated the four lawyers in June, and the Senate Judiciary Committee approved the nominations on Sept. 8.
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