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Will U.S. Senate confirm neophyte lawyer to judgeship?

Will U.S. Senate confirm neophyte lawyer to judgeship?

Roy Moore, poor defendants, Weiner-type leniency round out roundup

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Brett Talley in 2014. (Washington Post photo by Matt McClain)
Brett Talley in 2014. (Washington Post photo by Matt McClain)

Welcome to Monday, Nov. 13. This happened some years ago on this date.

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— This would-be federal judge has never tried a case.

— Embattled Senate candidate threatens to sue Washington Post.

— South Carolina’s top judge takes stand against jailing without lawyers.

— Seattle-area convict seeks -type leniency at sentencing.

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