In the first of an occasional series, the Southern District chief judge discusses the court, her most difficult challenges and most satisfying experiences as chief, and her style of judging.
June 13, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Editor’s Note: The following interview is the first in an occasional series designed to familiarize our readers with New York’s federal judges, exploring their judicial philosophy, style and background. Over time, this feature will include district judges, magistrate judges and circuit judges.
Q: How does a district judge become chief judge?
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