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Leo Gordon

Nonpartisan

United States Court of International Trade

Tenure

2019 - Present

Years in position

6

Prior offices:

United States Court of International Trade

Years in office: 2006 - 2019

Successor:Lisa Wang (Nonpartisan)

Education

Bachelor's

University of North Carolina, 1973

Law

Emory University Law School, 1977

Personal

Birthplace

Newark, NJ

Leo Gordon is aArticle III federal judge onsenior status for theUnited States Court of International Trade. He joined the court in 2006 after being nominated by PresidentGeorge W. Bush (R). Gordon retired from full-time service, assumingsenior status, on March 22, 2019.^[1]

Education

Gordon graduated from the University of North Carolina with his bachelor's degree in 1973 and from the Emory University School of Law with hisJ.D. degree in 1977.^[1]

Professional career

• 1999-2006: Clerk of the Court,United States Court of International Trade
• 1981-1999: Assistant Clerk,United States Court of International Trade
• 1977-1981: Assistant Counsel,United States House of Representatives Committee on Judiciary^[1]

Judicial career

Court of International Trade

Gordon was nominated by PresidentGeorge W. Bush (R) onNovember 10, 2005, to a seat vacated by JudgeThomas Aquilino as Aquilino assumedsenior status. Gordon was confirmed by theSenate onMarch 13, 2006, on a unopposed 82-0-18 vote and received commission onMarch 16, 2006.^[2] Gordon retired from full-time service, assumingsenior status, on March 22, 2019.^[1]

See also

• United States Court of International Trade

External links

Suggest a link

• Judge Gordon's Biography from theFederal Judicial Center

Footnotes

v • e Federal judges who have served theUnited States Court of International Trade
Active judges	Chief Judge: Mark A. Barnett  •  Gary Katzmann  •  Miller Baker  •  Claire R. Kelly  •  Jennifer Choe Groves  •  Timothy Reif  •  Joseph Laroski  •  Lisa Wang
Senior judges	Jane Restani  •  Judith Barzilay  •  Richard Eaton (Federal judge)  •  Leo Gordon  •  Delissa Ridgway  •  Timothy Stanceu  •  Thomas Aquilino  •  Richard Goldberg (Federal judge)  •
Former Article III judges	Gregory Carman (United States Court of International Trade)  •  Donald Pogue  •  Evan Wallach  •  R. Kenton Musgrave  •  Nicholas Tsoucalas  •  Dominick DiCarlo  •  Nils Boe  •  Morgan Ford  •  Frederick Landis  •  Herbert Maletz  •  Bernard Newman  •  Paul Rao  •  Edward Re  •  Scovel Richardson  •  Samuel Rosenstein  •  James Watson  •  Stephen Vaden  •
Former Chief judges	Jane Restani  •  Gregory Carman (United States Court of International Trade)  •  Timothy Stanceu  •

v • e Federal judges nominated byGeorge W. Bush
2001	Armijo •Bates •Beistline •Blackburn •Bowdre •Bunning •Bury •Caldwell •Camp •Cassell •Cebull •Clement •Clifton •Crane •Eagan •Engelhardt •Friot •Gibbons •Granade •Gregory •Gritzner •Haddon •Hartz •Heaton •Hicks •Howard •Johnson •Jorgenson •Krieger •Land •Leon •Mahan •Martinez •Martone •McConnell •Melloy •Mills •O'Brien •Parker •Payne •Prost •Reeves •Riley •Robinson •Rogers •Royal •Shedd •B. Smith •L. Smith •Walton •Wooten •Zainey
2002	Africk •Anderson •Autrey •Baylson •Cercone •Chesler •Clark •Collyer •Conner •Conti •Corrigan •Davis •Davis •Dorr •England •Ericksen •Fuller •Gardner •Godbey •Griesbach •Hanen •Hovland •Hudson •Jones •Jordan •Kinkeade •Klausner •Kugler •Leighton •Linares •Moses •Marra •Martinez •Martini •Mays •McVerry •Phillips •Raggi •Reade •Rose •Rufe •Savage •Schwab •Smith •St. Eve •Walter •White •Wolfson
2003	Adams •Altonaga •Bea •Benitez •Bennett •Boyle •Brack •Breen •Browning •Burns •Bybee •Callahan •Campbell •Cardone •Carney •Castel •Chertoff •Cohn •Colloton •Conrad •Coogler •Cook •Cooke •Crone •Der-Yeghiayan •Drell •Duffey •Duncan •Erickson •Feuerstein •Figa •Filip •Fischer •Fisher •Flanagan •Floyd •Frost •Gibson •Greer •Gruender •Guirola •Hall •Hardiman •Hayes •Herrera •Hicks •Holmes •Holwell •Hopkins •Houston •Irizarry •Jones •Junell •Karas •Kravitz •Martinez •McKnight •Minaldi •Montalvo •Mosman •Otero •Pickering •Prado •Pratter •Proctor •Quarles •Robart •Roberts •Robinson •Rodgers •Rodriguez •Sabraw •Sanchez •Saylor •Selna •Sharpe •Simon •Springmann •Stanceu •Steele •Stengel •Suko •Sutton •Sykes •Titus •Townes •Tymkovich •Van Antwerpen •Varlan •Wake •Wesley •White •Woodcock • Yeakel
2004	Alvarez •Benton •Boyko •Covington •Diamond •Harwell •Kelley •Schiavelli •Schneider •Starrett •Watson
2005	Alito •Barrett •Batten •Bianco •Brown •Burgess •Conrad •Cox •Crotty •Delgado-Colon •Dever •DuBose •Griffin •Griffith •Johnston •Kendall •Larson •Ludington •Mattice •McKeague •Neilson •Owen •Pryor •Roberts •Sandoval •Schiltz •Seabright •Smoak •Van Tatenhove •Vitaliano •Watkins •Zouhary
2006	Besosa •Bumb •Chagares •Cogan •Gelpi •Golden •Gordon •Gorsuch •Guilford •Hillman •Holmes •Ikuta •D. Jordan •K. Jordan •Kavanaugh •Miller •Moore •Shepherd •Sheridan •Smith •Whitney •Wigenton
2007	Anderson •Aycock •Bailey •Bryant •Davis •DeGiusti •Dow •Elrod •Fairbank •Fischer •Frizzell •Gutierrez •Hall •Hardiman •Haynes •Howard •Jarvey •Jones •Jonker •Kapala •Kays •Laplante •Limbaugh •Lioi •Livingston •Maloney •Mauskopf •Mendez •Miller •Neff •O'Connor •O'Grady •O'Neill •Osteen •Ozerden •Reidinger •Sammartino •Schroeder •Settle •Smith •Snow •Southwick •Suddaby •Sullivan •Thapar •Tinder •Van Bokkelen •Wood •Wright •Wu
2008	Agee •Anello •Arguello •Brimmer •Gardephe •Goldberg •Jones •Kethledge •Lawrence •Matsumoto •Melgren •Murphy •Scriven •Seibel •Slomsky •Trenga •Waddoups •White