119th Congress Nominee record

Jesus A. Osete

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At a glance

Jesus Armando Osete’s Senate questionnaire describes federal civil-rights legal leadership, Missouri state legal roles and private practice. His proposed federal district-court appointment concerns the Western District of Missouri. The questionnaire supplies the full name, degree history and career chronology directly, rather than relying on similarly named legal filings.

Summary sources: [1] [3]

Also recorded or identified as: Jesus Armando Osete; Jesus Osete.

Nomination outcomes below are from the Oct 14, 2026 snapshot. Congress.gov may show subsequent actions.

Career and documented accomplishments

  • He reports a University of Arizona bachelor’s degree in 2013 and a Washington University law degree in 2016. Michigan State law attendance is listed without a degree. [1]
  • His reported career includes clerkships for Zel Fischer and Bobby Shepherd, Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner practice, Missouri deputy solicitor general and special-litigation roles, and Missouri Secretary of State general counsel. [1]
  • The questionnaire lists Justice Department Civil Rights Division deputy and principal deputy assistant attorney general roles beginning in 2025. [1] [2]

Role and nomination context

  • The Senate Judiciary nomination listing describes the proposed Western District seat and a September 30, 2026 hearing. A senator’s supportive announcement does not establish confirmation or a commission. [3]

Nomination history

PN1272-10: United States District Judge for the Western District of Missouri

Pending
Recorded name
Jesus A. Osete
Organization
The Judiciary
Listed state
Missouri
Received
Latest action

Latest recorded action

Committee on the Judiciary. Hearings held.

Read PN1272-10 on Congress.gov →

What the sources establish

  • Only biography pages 1–2 of the questionnaire were reviewed for this summary; it is not a merits review of the full legal-career submission.
  • Career dates in the questionnaire are the nominee’s reported account.
  • Supportive descriptions of future judicial service are not treated as appointment evidence.

Sources and review date

Career and role sources reviewed . These sources may describe developments beyond the nomination snapshot; each nomination entry retains its recorded date and outcome.

  1. Jesus Armando Osete: public judicial nominee questionnaire (PDF)

    U.S. Senate Committee on the Judiciary. Reviewed .

  2. Senator Schmitt’s statement on Jesus Osete’s nomination

    U.S. Senator Eric Schmitt. Reviewed .

  3. Judicial nominations: Jesus A. Osete, PN1272-10

    U.S. Senate Committee on the Judiciary. Reviewed .

Understanding these records

PN means presidential nomination. Each numbered record tracks a proposal sent to the Senate.

A Senate confirmation approves a nomination; it is not proof of current tenure or an appointment taking effect. These entries show received dates and the latest recorded action, rather than a complete legislative action timeline.

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