He has worked in executive level positions for three mayors of New York City (Koch, Dinkins, Bloomberg), one governor (Cuomo) and served an appointee of a president (Clinton).
As Chief Justice John Marshall, himself the appointee of a lame duck-defeated President who was confirmed by a lame duck Senate, taught in McCulloch v. Maryland, the Constitution should be interpreted and implemented to lead to workable government.
The SDT is composed of a chairperson, two appointees of the chancellor, a student juror, and a parent juror.
Students were infuriated that Howard President Wayne A.I. Frederick gave no notice of DeVos's visit, and in their estimation played down the significance of hosting an appointee of an administration that many see as hostile to African Americans.
Corona was branded a "midnight appointee" of an outgoing president and was then accused of evident partiality unbecoming of a chief justice by favoring Arroyo in a number of high-profile Supreme Court cases.
"We have to focus on the worst of the worst -- we can't take a scattershot approach," said Attorney General Peter C. Harvey of New Jersey, an appointee of Gov. James E. McGreevey, a Democrat.
A new ten-man Supreme Court will be filled mostly with royal appointees, presumably of a more diverse pedigree.
But conservative legal theory advanced by judicial appointees of Presidents Reagan and Bush is a forbidding obstacle to national environmental regulation.
The two are appointees of the Treasury Department, which holds a 74 percent stake in the bank holding company.
The local chiefs of conquered areas ruled as personal appointees of the kabaka, who had a sizable army at his disposal.
His ruling was supported by judge Deborah Cook, both appointees of George W Bush. Judge Martha Craig Daughtrey, an appointee of Bill Clinton, dissented from the ruling.
