Daily Journal Staff Writer
The Northern District of California netted two new federal judges Tuesday, filling long-standing vacancies on the overworked court.
After two trips through the Senate Judiciary Committee, a government shutdown and a change in Senate filibuster rules, veteran antitrust litigator James Donato and San Mateo County Superior Court Judge Beth L. Freeman were among the first four district court nominees ...
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