Senate Judiciary Gives Nod to 5 Nominees for U.S. Atty in Texas and Oregon and a U.S. Marshal in Fla.
U.S. Magistrate Judge Pitman is a nominee
Nearly three years after being elected President, the Obama administration is still working to fill the U.S. Attorney spots.
The latest: The Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday gave the go ahead by voice vote for four U.S. Attorney nominees in Texas and one in Oregon. The full Senate must now vote on the matter.
The Texas nominees include: Kenneth Magidson for the Southern District of Texas; U.S. Magistrate Judge Robert Lee Pitman for the Western District of Texas; John Malcolm Bales for the Eastern District of Texas; and Sarah Ruth Saldana for the Northern District of Texas.
S. Amanda Marshall got the nod for the U.S. Attorney spot in Oregon.
Additionally, the committee gave the nod for nominee Edward M. Spooner for the U.S. Marshal job in Northern District of Florida.
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Posted: 9/9/11 at 9:31 AM under Milestone, News Story.
Tags: Kenneth Magidson, malcolm bales, Obama, Oregon, Sarah Ruth Saldaña, Texas, U.S. Attorney, u.s. magistrate pitman, U.S. Marshal
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