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Arlen Specter: I wish to speak briefly--for less than 2 minutes--on the four nominees. They have been cleared by the Judiciary…

On the recordJune 8, 2006
I wish to speak briefly--for less than 2 minutes--on the four nominees. They have been cleared by the Judiciary Committee, and I ask unanimous consent that their resumes be printed in the Record. They are all well qualified, and I urge my colleagues to confirm them. Noel L. Hillman Nominee, U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey Birth: 1956; Red Bank, New Jersey. Legal Residence: Virginia. Education: 1978-1981; Monmouth College, B.A. degree. 1981- 1985; Seton Hall University School of Law, J.D. degree. 1985- 1998; New York University School of Law, L.L.M. degree. Bar Admittance: 1986; New Jersey. 1990; New York. Experience: 1992-present; U.S. Department of Justice. 2003- 2006; Public Integrity Section, Senior Counsel to the Assistant Attorney General; Chief. 2002-2003; Acting Chief. 2001-2002; Principal Deputy Chief. 2000-2001; Criminal Division, United States Attorney's Office, District of New Jersey Deputy Chief. 1999-2000; Campaign Finance Task Force Trial Attorney. 1992-2001; United States Attorney's Office, District of New Jersey, Assistant U.S. Attorney. 1988-1992; Lord Day & Lord Associate. 1986-1988; U.S. District Judge Maryanne Trump Barry, Law Clerk. 1986; Hillman & Sullivan, Associate. Peter G. Sheridan Birth: April 21, 1950; Cambridge, Massachusetts. Legal Residence: New Jersey. Education: 1968-1972; St. Peter's College B.S. degree. 1974-1977; Seton Hall University School of Law, J.D. degree. Bar Admittance: 1977; New Jersey.…
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