United States District Court For The District of Nebraska - Former Judges

Former Judges

# Judge State Born/Died Active service Term as Chief Judge Senior status Appointed by Reason for
termination
1 Dundy, Elmer ScipioElmer Scipio Dundy NE 1830–1896 1868–1896 (none) (none) Johnson, A.A. Johnson death
2 McHugh, William DouglasWilliam Douglas McHugh NE 1859–1923 1896–1897 (none) (none) Cleveland, Cleveland not confirmed
3 Munger, William HenryWilliam Henry Munger NE 1845–1915 1897–1915 (none) (none) Cleveland, Cleveland death
4 Munger, Thomas CharlesThomas Charles Munger NE 1861–1941 1907–1941 (none) 1941 Roosevelt, T.T. Roosevelt death
5 Woodrough, Joseph WilliamJoseph William Woodrough NE 1873–1977 1916–1933 (none) (none) Wilson, Wilson appointment to 8th Cir.
6 Donohoe, James A.James A. Donohoe NE 1877–1956 1933–1956 1948–1956 (none) Roosevelt, F.F. Roosevelt death
7 Delehant, John WayneJohn Wayne Delehant NE 1890–1972 1942–1957 1956–1957 1957–1972 Roosevelt, F.F. Roosevelt death
8 Robinson, Richard EarlRichard Earl Robinson NE 1903–1991 1956–1972 1957–1972 1972–1991 Eisenhower, Eisenhower death
9 Van Pelt, RobertRobert Van Pelt NE 1897–1988 1957–1970 (none) 1970–1988 Eisenhower, Eisenhower death
11 Denney, Robert VernonRobert Vernon Denney NE 1916–1981 1971–1981 (none) 1981 Nixon, Nixon death
12 Dier, Richard A.Richard A. Dier NE 1914–1972 1971–1972 (none) (none) Nixon, Nixon death
13 Schatz, Albert GerardAlbert Gerard Schatz NE 1921–1985 1973–1985 (none) (none) Nixon, Nixon death
14 Beam, C. ArlenC. Arlen Beam NE 1930– 1981–1987 1986–1987 (none) Reagan, Reagan appointment to 8th Cir.
16 Cambridge, William G.William G. Cambridge NE 1931–2004 1988–2000 1994–1999 (none) Reagan, Reagan retirement
18 Shanahan, Thomas MichaelThomas Michael Shanahan NE 1934- 1993-2004 (none) 2004-2007 Clinton, Clinton retirement

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