Clinton presidential administration nominated the most Africans American men to the federal court system.
The majority of African American men were nominated to the federal court system under the Clinton presidency. The federal court system's general trial courts are the district courts. A minimum of one United States District Judge is appointed by the President and approved by the Senate for a life term to each district court.
The federal court system's district courts conduct civil and criminal proceedings. The U.S. Attorneys' districts are the same as their own, and in each district, they serve as the federal government's lead prosecutor. Judges of district courts are in charge of running the court and supervising the staff.
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