I am pleased to rise in support of the nomination of Nancy Freudenthal to serve as a judge for the U.S. District Court for the District of Wyoming. Nancy is a Wyoming native, born in Cody, and received both her B.A. and her J.D. from the University of Wyoming. After being admitted to the Wyoming State Bar in 1980, Nancy took a position with Governor Ed Herschler as his attorney for intergovernmental affairs for 8 years. She then served in the same position for Governor Mike Sullivan for 2 years. In this capacity, Nancy served as the Governor's representative on numerous boards, worked extensively with the State legislature, taught at the University of Wyoming College of Law, and served as acting administrator of the Department of Environmental Quality in the Land Quality Division. In 1989, Nancy was appointed by Governor Sullivan to the Wyoming Tax Commission and State Board of Equalization, where she served as Chairman for a 6-year term. Nancy's experience as chairman of this board will greatly enhance her abilities as a judge.
Mike Enzi: “I am pleased to rise in support of the nomination of Nancy Freudenthal to serve as a judge for the U.S. District Court…”
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The speaker supports the nomination of Nancy Freudenthal for a judgeship in Wyoming.
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