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Kay Hagan: I am thrilled that after 11 months on the Executive Calendar, we are finally voting to confirm Judge Albert Diaz to the…

On the recordDecember 18, 2010
I am thrilled that after 11 months on the Executive Calendar, we are finally voting to confirm Judge Albert Diaz to the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals. I have spoken about Judge Diaz's qualifications a number of times here on the floor, so I will not list them again. But let me say that every Senator should feel comfortable voting to confirm this excellent judge to the Federal bench. I have no doubt that as the first Hispanic judge on the Fourth Circuit, he will serve our Nation with distinction. The senior Senator from North Carolina, Mr. Burr, also strongly supports Judge Diaz. I wish to thank him for his work on this nomination. I wish also to thank the chairman of the Judiciary Committee for his tireless work to confirm so many desperately needed judges, including Judge Diaz. Judge Diaz will make an outstanding addition to the Fourth Circuit. I would urge all of my colleagues to support his nomination.
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Kay Hagan
Democratic · North Carolina
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Dec 18, 2010

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The speaker is addressing the confirmation of Judge Albert Diaz to the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals.

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