The Gov and his party want more judgeships next year, but Democrats don�t want any more GOP appointees than necessary � unless there were a promise to appoint more minority candidates, maybe ... ALSO BLOGGED: The fajitagate case that was lauded as a win for the victims is actually vindication for the cops, according to the cops� lawyers. A settlement would�ve cost more, they say.
June 14, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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More Judgeships May Hinge on Race
The Gov and his party want more judgeships next year, but Democrats don’t want any more GOP appointees than necessary � unless there were a promise to appoint more minority candidates, maybe …
Fajitagate Verdict Not a Knockout Win
The fajitagate case that was lauded as a win for the victims is actually vindication for the cops, according to the cops’ lawyers. A settlement would’ve cost more, they say.
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