California's junior senator identifies the people who will help her screen candidates for U.S. attorneys and federal bench vacancies. And thanks to Judge Maxine Chesney, there's now one more to fill.
February 06, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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SAN FRANCISCO — The swirl surrounding federal legal appointments continued Thursday, as Sen. Barbara Boxer appointed her vetting committees for each of California’s four districts.
In addition, Northern District Judge Maxine Chesney has notified President Obama that she will take senior status later this year, Chief Judge Vaughn Walker said.
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