Arizona lawyer Rosemary Marquez is poised to get her confirmation hearing next week—more than two years after she was first nominated to be a federal district court judge.
The solo practitioner from Tucson, Ariz., has been waiting longer than any other judicial nominee for her nomination to move forward on Capitol Hill. Until now, her state’s Republican senators have stood in the way.
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