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scheduled for Nov. 29, could last six weeks, defense lawyers and prosecutors have said in court filings. If Judge Nathan is nominated by President Biden and confirmed by the Senate during the trial, she could still continue to preside in the case, two legal ethics experts said. Judges are frequently

n court filings. If Judge Nathan is nominated by President Biden and confirmed by the Senate during the trial, she

attorney general's office. Before that, she was an associate 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, e

scheduled for Nov. 29, could last six weeks, defense lawyers and prosecutors have said in court filings. If Judge Nathan is nominated by President Biden and confirmed by the Senate during the trial, she could still continue to preside in the case, two legal ethics experts said. Judges are frequently

n court filings. If Judge Nathan is nominated by President Biden and confirmed by the Senate during the trial, she

attorney general's office. Before that, she was an associate 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, e

scheduled for Nov. 29, could last six weeks, defense lawyers and prosecutors have said in court filings. If Judge Nathan is nominated by President Biden and confirmed by the Senate during the trial, she could still continue to preside in the case, two legal ethics experts said. Judges are frequently

n court filings. If Judge Nathan is nominated by President Biden and confirmed by the Senate during the trial, she

attorney general's office. Before that, she was an associate 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, e