Federal judges appoint Philip Sellinger as New Jersey US attorney after standoff with Trump administration
Federal judges appointed career prosecutor Philip Sellinger as New Jersey's US attorney after a prolonged standoff with the Trump administration. The appointment ends a dispute over filling the vacant position in the federal prosecutor's office. Sellinger is a career prosecutor who will serve in the role.
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“Court names New Jersey federal prosecutor, ending standoff with Trump administration”
“Judges appoint career prosecutor as New Jersey US attorney in apparent end to standoff”
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