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Judges and Judiciary

Aug. 26, 2009

Rogan Redux

President Obama can take a small step toward his goal of bipartisanship by re-nominating James E. Rogan to the Central District bench, writes Kenneth K. Lee.

FORUM COLUMN

By Kenneth K. Lee

President Barack Obama entered the White House promising to heal the partisan rift and usher in a post-ideological era. He can take a small step toward fulfilling that goal by re-nominating Superior Court judge and former Rep. James E. Rogan to be a federal judge in the Central District of California.

Rogan was nominated to the federal bench by President George W. Bush in January 2007 after being recommended ...

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