The so-called nuclear option exercised by U.S. Senate Democrats to compel action on nominations by President Obama shows signs of working on federal judicial selections.
December 20, 2013 at 10:00 PM
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The so-called nuclear option exercised by U.S. Senate Democrats to compel action on nominations by President Barack Obama shows signs of working on federal judicial selections.
Nassau Circuit Judge Brian J. Davis was confirmed Friday to the federal bench in the Middle District of Florida, and a slate of five nominations was filed Thursday to fill vacancies on the Georgia federal bench.
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