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U.S. District Court in New Jersey

U.S. District Judges for New Jersey, 1789-2004 (may be incomplete!)
David Brearly 1789-90 Mahlon Dickerson 1840- Philemon Dickerson 1841-62 Richard Stockton Field 1863-70 William M. Lanning 1904-09 Thomas Griffith Haight 1914-19 J. Warren Davis 1916-20 Charles F. Lynch 1919-25 Joseph L. Bodine 1920-29 William N. Runyon 1923- William Clark 1925-38 James W. McCarthy 1928-29 Guy Leverne Fake 1929-48 John Boyd Avis 1929-44 Philip Forman 1932-59 William Francis Smith 1941-61 Alfred E. Modarelli 1951-57 Anthony Thomas Augelli 1961-72 George Herbert Barlow 1969-79 Frederick B. Lacey 1971-82 Vincent Pasquale Biunno 1973-82 John Francis Gerry 1975-94 Stanley Seymour Brotman 1975-90 Harold Arnold Ackerman 1979-94 John Winslow Bissell 1982- Maryanne Trump Barry 1983-99 Garrett E. Brown, Jr. 1985- William G. Bassler 1991-

Officeholding Events (may be incomplete!)

1994 Feb 15: Harold Arnold Ackerman, took senior status.

 

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