James Arnold Von Der Heydt
Biography of James Arnold von der Heydt
Biographic Details
- Family Name (Surname): von der Heydt
- First Name: James
- Middle Name: Arnold
- Date of Birth: July , 15 , 1919
- Place of Birth (POB): Miles City , Montana (US-MT, MT, 30, Mont.)
- Date of Death: December , 1 , 2013
- Place of Death (POD): Anchorage , Alaska (US-AK, 02, AK, Alaska, Alas.)
- Gender Identity: Male
- Race or Ethnicity: White
James Arnold von der Heydt Court Service Information
- Court Name: United States District Court, District of Alaska
- Court Type: United States District Court
- Appointment under the Presidency of: Lyndon B. Johnson ( Democratic )
- Judge Nomination vote date (as recorded in the Senate Executive Journal): 09/09/1966
- American Bar Association (ABA) Ratings of judicial nominees (majority rating): Qualified
- Seat vacated by: Hodge , Walter H.
- Referral of Nominations to Judiciary Committee Date: 09/09/1966
- Committee action: Reported With Recommendation
- Committee action date: 10/20/1966
- Senate voice vote?: Yes
- Senate vote Date (Confirmation Date): 10/20/1966
- Commission Date: 11/03/1966
- Date of Service as Chief Judge (begin): 1973
- Termination of Service as Chief Judge (Date): 1984
- Retirement from Active Service: 07/15/1984
- Date of Termination: 12/01/2013
- Termination of function of Judge (specific reason): Death
James Arnold von der Heydt in the Law School
- Name of School: Albion College
- Degree: Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
- Law Degree Year: 1942
Second Law School Attendance
- Law Degree (Name of School): Northwestern University School of Law
- Degree: Juris Doctor (J.D.)
- Law Degree Year: 1951
James Arnold von der Heydt Career Path
Employment:
- Deputy U.S. marshal, District of Alaska Territory, 1945-1948
- Commissioner, U.S. District Court, District of Alaska Territory, 1951
- U.S. attorney for the District of Alaska Territory, 1951-1953
- Private practice, Nome, Alaska Territory, 1953-1959
- Territorial representative, Alaska Territory, 1957-1959
- Presiding judge, Alaska Superior Court, 1959-1966
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