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4/5/2002
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Here comes the judge — from WMATA
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Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority’s Jeanette Clark is leaving the agency — but not because she’s dissatisfied. She’s been selected for a 15-year term as associate judge with Superior Court of the District of Columbia.
The Judicial Nomination Commission in May 2001 submitted her name to President George W. Bush; the Senate confirmed her nomination in mid-March; and her investiture ceremony was held April 5 at D.C. Superior Court.
Clark ends a 15-year WMATA career as associate general counsel. In 1996 and 1997, she served the D.C. Housing Authority as deputy general counsel.
The Judicial Nomination Commission in May 2001 submitted her name to President George W. Bush; the Senate confirmed her nomination in mid-March; and her investiture ceremony was held April 5 at D.C. Superior Court.
Clark ends a 15-year WMATA career as associate general counsel. In 1996 and 1997, she served the D.C. Housing Authority as deputy general counsel.
