U.S. District Court in Minnesota
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U.S. District Court in Minnesota
U.S. District Judges for Minnesota, 1903-2017(may beincomplete!)
R.Page W. Morris 1903-23CharlesAndrew Willard 1909-14WilburFranklin Booth 1914-25JohnFranklin McGee 1923-25JosephWest Molyneaux 1925-37JohnB. Sanborn, Jr. 1925-32GunnarHans Nordbye 1931-67MatthewM. Joyce 1932-54RobertC. Bell 1933-61GeorgeF. Sullivan 1937-44EdwardJ. Devitt 1954-92EarlR. Larson 1961-77MilesLord 1966-DonaldD. Alsop 1974-92HarryHunter MacLaughlin 1977-92DianaE. Murphy 1980-94PaulArthur Magnuson 1981-2002DavidSingleton Doty 1987-98MichaelJames Davis 1994-2015AnnD. Montgomery 1996-2016JamesM. Rosenbaum 2001JohnTunheim 2001PatrickJoseph Schiltz 2006-
Officeholding Events(may be incomplete!)
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