Courts of Appeals Appointments
- Kermit Lipez – 1997, 1st Circuit
- Sandra Lea Lynch – 1995, 1st Circuit
- Chester J. Straub – 1998, 2d Circuit
- Fred I. Parker – 1994, 2d Circuit
- Sonia Sotomayor – 1998, 2d Circuit
- Thomas L. Ambro – 1999, 3rd Circuit
- Maryanne Trump Barry – 1999, 3d Circuit
- Marjorie O. Rendell – 1997, 3d Circuit
- James A. Beaty, Jr. – 1995, 4th Circuit
- J. Rich Leonard – 1995, 4th Circuit
- Roger L. Gregory – Recess appointment, 4th Circuit
- M. Blane Michael – 1993, 4th Circuit
- Fortunato Benavides – 1994, 5th Circuit
- Karen Nelson Moore – 1995, 6th Circuit
- Ronald Lee Gilman – 1997, 6th Circuit
- Diane Pamela Wood – 1995, 7th Circuit
- Michael Daly Hawkins – 1994, 9th Circuit
- Sidney Runyan Thomas – 1996, 9th Circuit
- M. Margaret McKeown – 1998, 9th Circuit
- William A. Fletcher – 1998, 9th Circuit
- Richard Paez – 2000, 9th Circuit
- Raymond C. Fisher – 1999, 9th Circuit
- Ronald M. Gould – 1999, 9th Circuit
- Marsha S. Berzon – 2000, 9th Circuit
- Richard Tallman – 2000, 9th Circuit
- Robert Harlan Henry – 1994, 10th Circuit
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