Clifford Green
Clifford Scott Green (1923-2007) was afederal judge on theUnited States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
Green was nominated by PresidentRichard Nixon on December 1, 1971, to a seat vacated byHarold Wood; he was confirmed by the Senate on December 4, 1971, and received commissionfive days later. He assumedsenior status onApril 2, 1988,[1] and served until his death onMay 31, 2007. Green was succeeded in this position byJan DuBois.
Early life and education
- Temple University, B.S., 1948
- Temple University School of Law, J.D., 1951
Professional career
- U.S. Air Force Sergeant, 1943-1946
- Instructor, William Penn Business Institute, 1951-1952
- Private practice, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1952-1964
- Special deputy commonwealth attorney general, Pennsylvania, 1954-1955
- Lecturer in law, Temple University, 1968-1971
- Judge, County Court of Common Pleas, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1964-1972
Judicial nominations and appointments
Eastern District of Pennsylvania
Green was nominated by PresidentRichard Nixon on December 1, 1971, to a seat vacated byHarold Wood;[1] he was confirmed by the Senate on December 4, 1971, and received commissionfive days later. He assumedsenior status onApril 2, 1988, and served until his death onMay 31, 2007. Green was succeeded in this position byJan DuBois.
External links
- Biography from theFederal Judicial Center.
Footnotes
- ↑1.01.1Biography from theFederal Judicial Center
| Political offices | ||
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| Preceded by: Harold Wood | Eastern District of Pennsylvania 1971–1988 Seat #3 | Succeeded by: Jan DuBois |
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| 1969 | Adams •Barlow •Battin •Brooks •Burger •Carswell •Clark •Garth •Gibbons •Goodwin •Hannum •Herman •Ingraham •Kilkenny •Lane •Levin •MacKinnon •McFadden •Middlebrooks •Parker •Robb •Trask •Widener •Wilkins •Williams •Wright | ||
| 1970 | Becker •Blackmun •Bogue •Bratcher •Bue •Conti •Cox •Ditter •Dupree •Eisele •Engel •Fay •Feikens •Fisher •Frey •Gorbey •Hill •Huyett •Kelleher •Kennedy •Kent •King •Kitchen •Knapp •Knox •Krupansky •McCune •McGarr •McWilliams •Mechem •J. Miller •W. Miller •Morton •Moye •Muir •O'Kelley •Oakes •Pell •Pointer •Pratt •Roney •Rosenn •Ross •Schnacke •Scott •Stapleton •Steger •Stevens •Teitelbaum •Thompson •Tjoflat •Toledo •Turrentine •Urbom •VanArtsdalen •Walinski •Wallace •Wangelin •Webster •Weis •Wellford •Wilkey •Winner •Wood | ||
| 1971 | Alaimo •Allen •A. Anderson •J. Anderson •Barrett •Bauer •Bauman •Benson •Blair •Blatt •Boe •Brieant •Broderick •Bryan Jr. •Byrne •Campbell •Chapman •Choy •Contie •Costantino •DeMascio •Denney •Dier •Doyle •Field •Finesilver •Flannery •Freeman •Gagliardi •Goodwin •Gordon •Green •Gurfein •Hall •Hand •Hodges •Holden •Hunter •Kunzig •Lacey •Lucas •Lydick •Mansfield •McGovern •McLaren •McMillen •Mulligan •Murray •Neaher •Newcomer •Newman •Nielsen •O'Connor •Oakes •Pierce •Powell •Rehnquist •Renfrew •Richey •Rosen •Rubin •Russell •Scalera •Sharp •Sprecher •Stephenson •Stuart •Timbers •Tone •Sickle •Varner •R. West •Williams • Young | ||
| 1972 | Bechtle •Bennett •Burns •Campbell •Carter •Coffrin •Duffy •Enright •Foreman •Freedman •Griesa •Hermansdorfer •Joiner •Kashiwa •King •Knapp •Lively •Mahon •Markey •Neill •Owens •Pesquera •Roettger •Skopil, Jr. •Stewart •Tauro •Turk •Wallace •H. Ward •R. Ward •Widener | ||
| 1973 | Biunno •Conner •Engel •Fogel •Garth •Gee •Guin •Hancock •Harvey •Marshall •Miller •Nangle •Owen •Reed •Schatz •Sharp •Skinner •Sneed •Snyder •Stern •Webster •Weis •Wood | ||
| 1974 | Alsop •Duncan •Firth •Gurfein •Hill •Matsch •McGlynn •Meanor •Miles •Morris •Orrick •Platt •Porter •Schwartz •Stagg •Tone •Voorhees •Warren •Warriner •Werker | ||
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- Appointed by Richard M. Nixon
- Confirmed 1971
- Federal Article III judges
- Federal judiciary nominee, December 1971
- Former federal judge
- Former federal judge, United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania
- Pennsylvania
- Eastern District of Pennsylvania, Seat 3
- Former federal judge, Eastern District of Pennsylvania
- Appointed by Richard Nixon
- Air Force veteran
- Former Article III judges