Federal Judge T.S. Ellis III died

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Federal Judge T.S. Ellis III, known for presiding over high-profile trials including Paul Manafort's, has died at age 85. Ellis had a distinguished 35-year career, also overseeing cases involving John Walker Lindh and William Jefferson. He was appointed by President Reagan and known for his legal scholarship and commanding courtroom presence. Appointed in 1987, Ellis served on the "Rocket Docket" in Alexandria, Virginia. He was noted for his sharp wit and occasional colorful remarks during proceedings.


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