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Judges and Judiciary

Aug. 3, 2004

'Wild Card' on the Bench

SAN FRANCISCO - In 1973, President Nixon's White House lawyer, Leonard Garment, asked a young federal prosecutor in Baltimore whether he would help defend Nixon before the Watergate Senate select committee. The prosecutor, Jeffrey S. White, declined.

        Biographic
        Jeffrey S. White
        U.S. District Judge,
        Northern District of California, San Francisco
        Career highlights: Appointed to U.S. District Court by President George W. Bush, confirmed Nov. 15, 2002; Orr...

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