By Brian Cardile and Matt Hamilton
Daily Journal Staff Writers
FRESNO - Unlike most newly minted federal judges - who typically must adjust to the bench after their prior career as a prosecutor or private litigator - U.S. Magistrate Judge Barbara A. McAuliffe had nary a learning curve.
For more than a decade, she worked as an attorney clerk in the federal courthouse in Fresno for U.S. Magistrate Judge Lawrence J. O'Neill, and she stayed on after he ... (continued)
Dec. 21, 2014
Barbara A. McAuliffe
An 11-year clerkship helped make Barbara McAuliffe's transition to the bench a seamless one.
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