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WILMINGTON, Del. (Reuters) - Delaware Governor John Carney nominated on Thursday the first African-American to serve on the state’s supreme court and also nominated a current member of the court to take over as chief justice, filling a vacancy due to the retirement of Leo Strine.
Tamika Montgomery-Reeves, who was the first African-American vice chancellor or judge on the state’s Court of Chancery, will join the state’s top court if she is confirmed by the state’s senate.
The Delaware Supreme Court interprets the state’s widely used corporate law and the court’s rulings shape corporate governance and Wall Street dealmaking.
First African-American nominated for Delaware Supreme Court
Deleware............home of shell companies.
Good pick.
Tamika Montgomery-Reeves, who was the first African-American vice chancellor or judge on the state’s Court of Chancery, will join the state’s top court if she is confirmed by the state’s senate.
The Delaware Supreme Court interprets the state’s widely used corporate law and the court’s rulings shape corporate governance and Wall Street dealmaking.
First African-American nominated for Delaware Supreme Court
Deleware............home of shell companies.
Good pick.
