Susie Dryden Fowkes / March 7, 2012
(CN) – Congress has confirmed the appointment of U.S. District Judge Thomas Owen Rice, a former prosecutor, to the Eastern District of Washington. The Senate voted 93-4 to confirm President Barack Obama’s pick on Tuesday. Rice, 51, will be filling a seat left vacant when U.S. District Judge Robert Whaley assumed senior status in 2009. Rice
(CN) – Congress has confirmed the appointment of U.S. District Judge Thomas Owen Rice, a former prosecutor, to the Eastern District of Washington. The Senate voted 93-4 to confirm President Barack Obama’s pick on Tuesday. Rice, 51, will be filling a seat left vacant when U.S. District Judge Robert Whaley assumed senior status in 2009. Rice
(CN) – Congress has confirmed the appointment of U.S. District Judge Thomas Owen Rice, a former prosecutor, to the Eastern District of Washington. The Senate voted 93-4 to confirm President Barack Obama’s pick on Tuesday. Rice, 51, will be filling a seat left vacant when U.S. District Judge Robert Whaley assumed senior status in 2009. Rice
(CN) – Congress has confirmed the appointment of U.S. District Judge Thomas Owen Rice, a former prosecutor, to the Eastern District of Washington. The Senate voted 93-4 to confirm President Barack Obama’s pick on Tuesday. Rice, 51, will be filling a seat left vacant when U.S. District Judge Robert Whaley assumed senior status in 2009. Rice
(CN) – Congress has confirmed the appointment of U.S. District Judge Thomas Owen Rice, a former prosecutor, to the Eastern District of Washington. The Senate voted 93-4 to confirm President Barack Obama’s pick on Tuesday. Rice, 51, will be filling a seat left vacant when U.S. District Judge Robert Whaley assumed senior status in 2009. Rice