Judges and Judiciary
Oct. 2, 2020
Attorney doubts his US judge nomination will be confirmed
Jeremy B. Rosen, partner and appellate attorney with Horvitz & Levy LLP, who was nominated to fill in the vacancy left by retired judge Margaret M. Morrow of the Central District of California, says he likely won’t be confirmed as a bench officer after all, given the political stalemate and unlikeliness of there being any further confirmations for the rest of the year.
Jeremy B. Rosen, whose nomination to the Central District of California has been stalled for months, said Thursday he believes he likely won't be confirmed, and neither will most other nominees to federal trial courts in the state.
U.S. Sen. Kamala Harris is believed to have blocked Rosen's nomination, and possibly others. Rosen, a widely respected appellate lawyer who advised Sen. Diane Feinstein on judicial nominees, was an act...
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