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January • February March • April • May June • July • August September • October November • December

January

January 4:

January 9: Kate Ford Elliott becomes President Judge of the Pennsylvania Superior Court
January 10:

January 11: Lorie Gildea was appointed to the Minnesota Supreme Court.
January 12:

January 20:

January 23: Timothy Burgess received commission as a judge on the United States District Court for the District of Alaska.
January 25:
Eileen Koretz was appointed Supervising Judge of the New York City Criminal Court in New York County.
Susan Neilson died while serving as a judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit.
January 30: Gary Hicks, of the New Hampshire Supreme Court, took office.
January 31: Sandra Day O'Connor assumed senior status on the Supreme Court of the United States.
January 31: Samuel Alito received his commission as a judge on the Supreme Court of the United States.

February

February 1:

February 3: Fredericka Homberg Wicker, of the Louisiana Fifth Circuit Court of Appeal, was sworn into office.
February 4: William Barbour assumed senior status.
February 6: Toddrick S. Barnette was appointed to the Minnesota Fourth Judicial District.
February 7: Max Rosenn died while serving on the United States Court of Appeals for the 3rd Circuit.
February 14: Lesley Wells assumed senior status.
February 22: Odell Horton died while serving on the United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee.
February 23:

February 28: Kitty Brennan won the Judge of the Year Award from the State Bar of Wisconsin.

March

Brian S. Mensen was appointed to Iowa District Four as a magistrate.
March 1:

March 7:

March 10:

March 13:

March 15:

March 16:

Leo Gordon received commission as a judge on the United States Court of International Trade.
Stephen Larson who was nominated to the Central District of California was confirmed by the US Senate.

March 20:

David Bramlette assumed senior status.
Stephen Larson received his commission to serve on the Central District of California

March 23:

March 27:

March 28:

April

April 1:

April 3:

William Osteen, Sr. assumed senior status.

April 7:

Frederick Daugherty died, ending his service on the Eastern, Northern, and Western Districts of Oklahoma.

April 8:

April 15:

April 17:

April 18:

April 20:

April 25:

April 26:

April 28:

May

May 2:

June

June 12:

July

July 7:

August

August 30: Barbara H. Liesveld was appointed associate judge of Iowa District Six.
August 31:

September

September 8:

October

William Blair Sylvester became Chief Judge of the Colorado 18th Judicial District.
Mary Gwyneth Whalen was appointed to the Colorado 20th Judicial District.
John L. Wheeler was appointed to the Colorado 18th Judicial District.
October 2: Mike Heavican becomes chief justice of the Nebraska Supreme Court
October 4: Thomas M. Horan retired from Iowa District Six and assumed senior status.
October 5: Nancy A. Baumgartner was appointed district judge of Iowa District Six.
October 6: John Centra was designated to the Appellate Division of the New York Supreme Court.
October 9: Morris Arnold assumed senior status.
October 10: Bobby Shepherd received commission as a judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the 8th Circuit.
October 15: Administrative Rule 37.5 of the Alaska Rules of Court adopted by the Alaska Supreme Court
October 26: Helen Hoens, of the New Jersey Supreme Court, took office.

November

December

December 27:

December 31: