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He resigned his	judgeship after being elected to the U.S. Senate in 18
to receive a nomination to a Superior Court	judgeship after the 2009 general elections were comple
In 1985, Sheffield resigned his	judgeship and went to Yale Divinity School.
eated him a DCL, and in 1858 he resigned his	judgeship, and was made a member of the Privy Council.
re he had the honour of being appointed to a	judgeship and was chosen as the tutor and teacher of s
In 1811 he was elected to a circuit	judgeship and in 1815 he became a judge on the Tenness
However, he resigned his federal	judgeship April 24, 1861 to become a judge of the Dist
He resigned his	judgeship at the end of Hilary term 1837, and after tw
hip of Jovellanos obtained for him in 1789 a	judgeship at Zaragoza, whence he was transferred two y
He was re-elected to his	judgeship, but resigned to make one more run at the ma
She was reappointed to the Criminal Court	Judgeship by Mayor David Dinkins in 1993
reorganized into a single District with one	judgeship, by 5 Stat.
He was likewise appointed to that	judgeship by Governor Pawlenty, and then elected to it
ccounts, Kallon had been recommended for the	judgeship by a panel of legal experts assembled by U.S
Roosevelt solved the problem of filling the	judgeship by naming the dean of the University of Virg
8, Taylor won the Democratic primary for the	judgeship, despite opposition from Bronx County Leader
He was removed from his	judgeship during Reconstruction by a Republican govern
Williams, was appointed to the vacant puisne	judgeship, even though he had recently made a public d
une 14, 1878, Congress authorized a separate	judgeship for the Western District of Tennessee.
e left the state's highest court to accept a	judgeship for Oregon's fourth judicial district, servi
ns as a judicial district and authorized one	judgeship for the court.
Having declined the offers of a	judgeship from Gladstone and the Home Secretaryship fr
o 1914, and again assuming his Circuit Court	judgeship from 1914 to 1929.
Aside from his	judgeship, he never held elected office.
At the time of his appointment to a	judgeship, he was the newly elected governor's legal c
Conrad applied for a federal	judgeship in 1990.
ent Ulysses S. Grant appointed Dick to a new	judgeship in 1872.
chard M. Nixon appointed Stern to a District	Judgeship in New Jersey.
In 1990, she won election to a	judgeship in Tennessee's First Judicial Circuit.
In 1874, Mitchell was appointed to a	judgeship in Minnesota's Third Judicial District.
Gov. Mark White appointed Rangel to a state	judgeship in Nueces County.
rnor David Marston Clough appointed him to a	judgeship in Ramsey County.
2009, Feinerman applied for a vacant federal	judgeship in Chicago.
im Kaine appointed Melvin to a circuit court	judgeship in Portsmouth, effective May 1, 2009.
929, he was elected to a common please court	judgeship, in which he served from 1930-1937.
She resigned from the	judgeship in 2002 to run for the U.S. House of Represe
ew York City, Leibowitz was reelected to his	judgeship in 1954.
appointed as Recorder of Poole (a part-time	Judgeship) in 1917.
Kostelka retired from his circuit	judgeship in 2003, when he reached the age of seventy,
epublican to ever hold a circuit or district	judgeship in Mobile County.
In 1949, Blythin was elected to a	judgeship in the Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas
ated by President James K. Polk to the first	judgeship in the newly-created United States District
practice in 1853, and was then elected to a	judgeship in Iowa's 7th Judicial Circuit in 1858.
elected to the U.S. Senate, and resigned his	judgeship in 1913; he served from March 4, 1913, to Ma
cept an appointment by Gov. Mike Rounds to a	judgeship in the state's Second Judicial District .
e, and he ultimately declined the offer of a	judgeship in Jamaica and retired to Worthing and devot
of 1801, and the second was a single circuit	judgeship in the frontier state of California which on
first African-American woman elected to any	judgeship in the United States and the first to serve
He resigned the	judgeship July 1, 1923, and moved to Knoxville, Tennes
Over the course of his	Judgeship, Kiser has heard and decided a number of hig
After his failure to win the	judgeship, O'Hearn served the year and a half left in
as Republicans had expressed interest in the	judgeship, Odell Pollard of Searcy, then the state Rep
He was raised to a	judgeship of the king's bench and is first mentioned a
elected as a Republican to the Circuit Court	Judgeship of the Second Circuit.
e post in November upon his appointment to a	judgeship of the Landed Estates Court.
instead, he successfully campaigned for the	judgeship of the Seventy-First Judicial District Court
ned that position when he was appointed to a	judgeship of the United States District Court for the
eehy won the election to the Division B city	judgeship on September 21, 1996.
st African-American appointed to a full-time	judgeship on the Atlanta Municipal Court and the first
Barack Obama formally nominated Reeves to a	judgeship on the Southern District of Mississippi.
capacity for less than a year, resigning his	judgeship on January 15, 1892.
In 1948, he was elected to a	judgeship on the Ohio Supreme Court, defeating Democra
29, the United States Congress created a new	judgeship on the Second Circuit Court of Appeals (45 S
He resigned from his	judgeship on December 6, 1845, and then served as Unit
dent Grover Cleveland to a federal appellate	judgeship on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth C
He was continued in his	judgeship on each subsequent demise of the crown, and
renominated Myerscough to a federal district	judgeship on the United States District Court for the
offered to reappoint Patterson to his former	judgeship on the Second Circuit, but Patterson decline
Kilkenny was nominated to a	judgeship on the District Court by President Dwight D.
.W. Bush appointed him to a federal district	judgeship on the United States District Court for the
oosevelt promoted Buffington to an appellate	judgeship on the United States Court of Appeals for th
A long ballot, including	judgeship retention questions, and new voting machines
Ronald Reagan nominated Judge Kiser to a new	judgeship seat on the United States District Court for
1962 Hanson became a federal judge in a new	judgeship shared by the Northern and Southern District
During his district	judgeship, Speer also served as the Dean of Mercer Uni
bition would catapult Parker from a Missouri	judgeship to Congress in 1870.
In 1891, the Evarts Act converted Wallace's	judgeship to a position on the United States Court of
On May 10, 1996, he resigned his	judgeship to run for the House of Representatives from
President Obama nominated Chang to a federal	judgeship to fill the seat vacated by Judge Elaine E.
Flood was nominated for a	judgeship twice in 1993, but he was rejected both time
Connor held that	judgeship until his death in Wilson on November 23, 19
committee for one of three federal district	judgeship vacancies.
Ford, Jr. that Britt be named to the federal	judgeship vacated by the retirement of Oren Harris, a
Again, only one	judgeship was allotted for all three districts.
he circuit courts; in this case, one circuit	judgeship was created for each of the nine circuits.
He resigned his	judgeship when he was elected to the United States Con
In 1992 she left the circuit	judgeship when Tennessee Governor Ned McWherter appoin
She left the magistrate	judgeship when Governor Gray Davis appointed her as an
nt Nixon appointed Steger to the Tyler-based	judgeship, which he held for the remaining thirty-five
ivision, and shortly afterward was offered a	judgeship, which, however, he declined, though later h

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