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Judicial Firsts: 13 Judges Who Pioneered Judicial Diversity (Pt. 2)
Hispanic Americans The Honorable Reynaldo G. Garza, an alumnus of The University of Texas School of Law, was the first Mexican American federal judge when he was appointed by President John F. Kennedy to the Southern District Court in 1961. He served...
Judicial History 101: Why US Judges Dress the Way They Do
If a uniform has about seven centuries to evolve, how dignified—or unique—can it look? Ask yourself this the next time you see a federal judge or a Supreme Court justice, because, yes, the robes worn by these men and women...