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Anthony K. Black: April 1, 2010 — 2025 Charlie Crist, Republican Daniel H. Sleet: December 21, 2012 — 2021 Rick Scott, Republican Matthew C. Lucas: December 23, 2014 — 2023 Rick Scott, Republican Susan H. Rothstein-Youakim: May 2, 2016 — 2025 Rick Scott, Republican J. Andrew Atkinson: January 19, 2018 — 2021 Rick Scott, Republican
This is a list of African Americans who have served as United States federal judges. As of December 20, 2024 [update] , 301 African-Americans have served on the federal bench. United States Supreme Court
Black conservatives tend to be self-critical of aspects of African-American culture that they believe have created poverty and dependency. [5] John McWhorter 's 2000 book Losing the Race: Self-Sabotage in Black America and Bill Cosby 's 2004 " Pound Cake speech " exemplified this critique, though their authors did not strictly come from the ...
Elected officials and advocates are decrying the federal court ruling, blaming a movement led by conservatives and affirmed by Republican-appointed judges that is undoing decades-long efforts to ...
Bronson Brown, Benton-Franklin Superior Court, Judge No. 5 Jacqueline Stam, Benton-Franklin Superior Court, Judge No. 6 Jackie Shea-Brown, Benton-Franklin Superior Court, Judge No. 7
Solano County Superior Court (Judge Pro Tem: 2009–2014; Judge: 2019– ) California: active: Theodore Z. Davis [215] Camden County Superior Court New Jersey: deceased: Joseph Dawson III [216] United States District Court for the District of South Carolina (2020– ) South Carolina: active: Charles Bernard Day [217]
A panel of three former President Donald Trump-appointed U.S. Court of Appeals judges heard oral arguments on Tuesday over a lower court ruling on a Mississippi election law that allows the state ...
The Court shifted to an even more conservative orientation when it was joined by strong conservative justices Antonin Scalia (appointed by President Ronald Reagan), Clarence Thomas (appointed by President George H. W. Bush), and Samuel Alito and Chief Justice John Roberts (both whom were appointed by President George W. Bush).