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    October 01, 2001

    Recommendations for U.S. Attorney vacancies announced

    The Federal Nominating Commission has announced their four recommended candidates for the U.S. Attorney position in the Eastern District and four candidates for the Western District. The recommendations to U.S. Senators Kohl and Feingold were made following interviews with potential candidates on September 30. The Senators, in consultation with Congressman Sensenbrenner, will forward their final recommendation(s) to President George W. Bush.

    Recommendations for U.S. Attorney vacancies announced
    8 Applicants to be recommended for two U.S. Attorney positions

    Oct. 1, 2001

    The Federal Nominating Commission has announced their four recommended candidates for the U.S. Attorney position in the Eastern District and four candidates for the Western District. The recommendations to U.S. Senators Kohl and Feingold were made following interviews with potential candidates on September 30. The Senators, in consultation with Congressman Sensenbrenner, will forward their final recommendation(s) to President George W. Bush.

    The Federal Nominating Commission was charged with offering four to six recommendations for each position.

    Recommendations for U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Wisconsin (listed in alpha order):

    Assistant U.S. Attorney Steven M. Biskupic of Wauwatosa

    Judge John A. Franke of Milwaukee

    District Attorney Joseph F. Paulus of Oshkosh

    Assistant U.S. Attorney Francis D. Schmitz of Cedarburg

    Recommendations for U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Wisconsin (listed in alpha order):

    Attorney G. Brian Brophy of Madison

    District Attorney Joseph F. Paulus of Oshkosh

    Attorney Richard F. Raemisch of Waunakee

    District Attorney John B. Van Hollen of Mason

    The Commission is chaired by Marquette Law School Dean Howard Eisenberg for vacancies in the Eastern District, and UW Law School Dean Ken Davis for vacancies in the Western District. The Federal Nominating Commission has been making recommendations to Wisconsin's U.S. Senators since 1979.



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