Judge Bruce Selya dies

Federal Judge Bruce Selya, widely respected R.I. jurist known for his vocabulary, dies at 90
US Senator Jack Reed described the judge as “a legal legend” and “a man of great wisdom, integrity, modesty, wit, and high ethical standards.”
Bruce Selya, revered RI judge, dies at 90
Bruce Selya, a longtime Rhode Island judge who rose to serve on the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, has died. He was 90.
Revered RI judge Bruce M. Selya, known for distinctive writing style, dies at 90
Bruce M. Selya, a celebrated judge and the first person of Jewish faith to ascend the federal bench in Rhode Island, has died at 90. Known for his expansive vocabulary and distinctive writing style,
Federal Judge Bruce Selya was known for his extensive vocabulary. Here are some of his brilliant decisions.
Bruce M. Selya, a longtime federal judge from Rhode Island who was known as one of the most creative writers in the judiciary, died Saturday at the age of 90.
Judge Bruce Selya dies at age 90
Judge Bruce Selya, a longtime federal judge who came from Rhode Island, passed away at the age of 90.Judge Selya served on several federal benches during his ca
Judge Selya Dies at 90 - First Jewish Appointee to Federal Bench in RI
After serving as a law clerk to Judge Edward W. Day of the U.S. District Court for the District of Rhode Island from 1958 to 1960, Selya entered private practice in Providence. He also served as a Judge on the Lincoln, Rhode Island Probate Court from 1965 to 1972.
Remembering Judge Selya
US District Court Judge Bruce Selya,born in Providence, died at 90, and is being remembered for his kind heart, high ethical ...
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The Man in Selya's Life
Selya is disappointed with Bobby who only wants sex but no real relationship nor marriage. So she leaves and decides to marry the gay Ramon who, she is convinced, is definitely different.
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Can states ban high-capacity gun magazines?
But “I struggle with the notion” that magazines aren’t arms, said U.S. Circuit Judge Bruce Selya, a Reagan appointee. “The firearm isn’t operable otherwise. So I don’t understand why a magazine ...