Earlier today, I posted an essay titled "Federal Circuit Judicial Watch." Following my post, the White House announced an update -- that International Trade Court Judge Evan Wallach has been appointed to fill an open slot on the court. Judge Wallach is well known as an expert on war crimes and previously served as general counsel for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid as well as in private practice and the army JAG corps.
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