I appreciate this, but the "public defenders" announced as judicial nominees today were:
-Kentaji Jackson Brown, district court judge getting a new position
-Deborah Boardman, magistrate judge getting a new position
-Margaret Strickland, partner in a NM law firm
-Kentaji Jackson Brown, district court judge getting a new position
-Deborah Boardman, magistrate judge getting a new position
-Margaret Strickland, partner in a NM law firm
https://twitter.com/jbendery/status/1376907051499130889
There's also Rupa Ranga Puttagunta, an administrative judge with the DC rental housing commission.
In general it's good, but it's also people already on a judge track becoming other judges, sprinkled among BigLaw types. I think the shift can be overstated.
In general it's good, but it's also people already on a judge track becoming other judges, sprinkled among BigLaw types. I think the shift can be overstated.
There's a WilmerHale expat, a Riker Danzig expat (in white collar criminal defense), a Zuckerman Spaeder expat (in white collar criminal defense), a bunch of federal prosecutors. This isn't that big a sea change.
Tiffany Cunningham, a Perkins Coie partner, "serves as trial and appellate counsel for large multinational companies."
What am I missing?
What am I missing?
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