According to the Washington Post, US President Joe Biden on Wednesday nominated Pakistan-born lawyer Adeel Mangi to serve in the Federal Court of Appeal.
If the nomination comes from the Democratic-controlled U.S. Senate, then the Harvard and Oxford-trained lawyer is Mangi, We will be the first Muslim American to serve in this position in the history of the country.
The lawyer was nominated to the U.S. Court of Appeal for the 3rd Circuit in Philadelphia. His nomination was announced along with other court names.
Mangi is currently the US law firm Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler LLP is a partner in — which he joined after graduating from Harvard Law School in 2000 with LLM. He is also a member of Lincoln’s Distinguished Society and holds a first-class degree in law from Oxford University.
Pakistani-born lawyers are also members of the Family for Justice’s Advancement Board.
Adeel Mangi has also worked with the New York Muslim Bar Association, the New York Legal Aid Society and the Muslim for Progressive Values.
According to his law firm, one of his lawsuits, the lawyer, The first case of commercial secrecy in the software industry was the largest jury decision in the history of the Virginia judicial system. It has also reached the largest settlement with New York State in history in the case of female prisoners.
The lawyer has raised relative freedoms and was the first of legal battles involving the Muslim community under Donald Trump.
In the middle، The maze came as President Biden was criticized by Muslim voters for his pro-Israel stance amid growing fears of Islamophobia in Gaza Encountered.
In addition, Mangi’s nomination comes two years after Biden nominated the first Muslim, Zahid N. Qureshi, in federal district court. Qureshi was confused by the US Senate for a judge in New Jersey.
Qureshi is also of Pakistani descent and was confused with the Senate, 83 to 16, for federal judgeship.
