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ociate White House counsel and special assistant to Mr. Obama. Judge Nathan is a graduate of Cornell Law School and served as a law clerk to Justice John Paul Stevens in the Supreme Court's 2001-2 term. It is not unprecedented for a federal appellate judge, even after confirmation, to continue to hear cases in th

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ociate White House counsel and special assistant to Mr. Obama. Judge Nathan is a graduate of Cornell Law School and served as a law clerk to Justice John Paul Stevens in the Supreme Court's 2001-2 term. It is not unprecedented for a federal appellate judge, even after confirmation, to continue to hear cases in th

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ociate White House counsel and special assistant to Mr. Obama. Judge Nathan is a graduate of Cornell Law School and served as a law clerk to Justice John Paul Stevens in the Supreme Court's 2001-2 term. It is not unprecedented for a federal appellate judge, even after confirmation, to continue to hear cases in th