On Nov. 23, the Federal Bar Council presented the Emory Buckner Medal for Outstanding Public Service to U.S. District Judge Roslynn Mauskopf of the Eastern District of New York, who last year became the first woman to be named as the chief administrative officer of the federal courts.
Mauskopf, who President George W. Bush nominated for the bench, has served a 15-year stint in the Eastern District that included a term as chief judge.
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