The Boardman File

Public-job record

Connections

Documented public-job edges from the Federal Judicial Center and the District of Maryland court biography, retrieved 2026-08-26. DataRepublican relations page for “Deborah Boardman” loaded; no officer HIT and no stored edges were retrieved from the rendered graph this build. Emphasis is the compiler’s.

Fact

Deborah Lynn Boardman is a relations subject with a short public-job graph: who nominated her, whose seat she took, whom she clerked for, and the defender’s office that employed her. This page is that graph. It is not a docket of every case she touched.

The chart below is only the stored edges. A line is not a crime. A clerkship is a clerkship. Opinion is in the marked band at the bottom.

Chart

Source for each edge

  1. Federal Judicial Center biography, retrieved 2026-08-26. Biden nomination; Bennett seat; Cacheris clerkship; Federal Public Defender; magistrate. fjc.gov
  2. District of Maryland court biography, retrieved 2026-08-26. Hogan & Hartson; magistrate oath; Greenbelt chambers. mdd.uscourts.gov
  3. DataRepublican relations lookup for “Deborah Boardman,” retrieved 2026-08-26. Page loaded; no officer HIT and no stored public-job edges were readable from the rendered graph. datarepublican.com

What this is not

It is not a finding that Deborah Lynn Boardman committed a crime. An appointment is an appointment. A clerkship is a clerkship.

No DataRepublican officer HIT was retrieved. Stored edges not drawn: Palestinian ancestry (secondary/Wikipedia); Fulbright year in Jordan (court bio, training, not a job-to-person edge); magistrate succession names Stephanie A. Gallagher / Brendan Hurson (Wikipedia, not on the FJC extract used here). Those omissions are scope, not denials.

It is not a White House product. It is not a Method page.