A Jones Day Washington associate faces Judiciary Committee questioning for a seat in the Middle District of Florida.
September 09, 2020 at 11:39 AM
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Big Law associate Kathryn Mizelle, an attorney for seven years, faced opposition on her qualifications at a confirmation hearing Wednesday before the Senate Judiciary Committee for a seat on the Middle District of Florida bench.
The former clerk to Justice Clarence Thomas and University of Florida law graduate was rated “not qualified” Tuesday by the American Bar Association for a federal judgeship due to a lack of trial experience.
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Kathryn Mizelle testifies before the Senate Judiciary Committee via video conference Wednesday. Photo: Committee video
