Among the judges President Trump has nominated to the federal bench (top to bottom, left to right): Amy Coney Barrett; James Ho; Eric Murphy; Eric Miller; Allison Jones Rushing; Gregory Katsas; and Chad Readler. Credit: Diego Radzinschi/ALM.
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In the Trump administration’s continued effort to remake the federal judiciary, one constituency appears to be finding good fortune: law firm partners.
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