Madeline Cox Arleo, who's spent 14 years as a federal magistrate judge in New Jersey, is nominated to a district court seat.
June 26, 2014 at 07:30 PM
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Madeline Cox Arleo, who’s spent 14 years as a federal magistrate judge in New Jersey, on Thursday was nominated to a district court seat.
Arleo will fill the vacancy left by Dennis Cavanaugh, who retired earlier this year and went into private practice.
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