President Barack Obama appointed seven district judges in New Jersey, a group that's considered competent, hardworking and non-ideological.
November 01, 2016 at 01:40 PM
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As his second term comes to an end, President Barack Obama’s judicial legacy in the District of New Jersey is a group of judges who are considered competent, hardworking and non-ideological.
Obama nominated seven of the 15 district court judges now serving in New Jersey—Claire Cecchi, Esther Salas, Kevin McNulty, Michael Shipp, Madeline Cox Arleo, John Michael Vazquez and Brian Martinotti.
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