Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas Judge John Milton Younge and Pittsburgh lawyer William S. Stickman IV were confirmed to federal judgeships in the Eastern and Western districts of Pennsylvania, respectively, by the U.S. Senate on Wednesday.

Younge and Stickman were confirmed with seven other judicial nominees from across the country Wednesday. Notably, this is Younge’s second time through the judicial selection process, as he was originally nominated to the Eastern District in 2015 by former President Barack Obama.

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