June 09, 2004

I'll do my best, first Black woman federal judge in Florida tells audience

June 09, 2004/ Tron Nick

The first black woman to become a federal judge in Florida was sworn in Tuesday after U.S. Senate Democrats dropped roadblocks to President Bush's judicial nominees. ``I'm going to do my best to do my best,'' Marcia Cooke promised an audience of fellow judges, attorneys, family, friends and court employees. She called her parents forward to help her slip on a judicial robe in her favorite color _ black. [more]

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