After Harrison was discovered to be against the right to privacy, Bartlet decided to interview Mendoza, claiming to interview him for a spot on the "President's Commission for Hispanic …

Mendoza is summoned to the White House from a vacation in Nova Scotia. In the present, Sam and Toby become briefly lost in Connecticut after Sam attempts to use the North Star as a …

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2000年2月16日 · They've gone on critical business: the president's nominee for the Supreme Court, Roberto Mendoza, was pulled over by the local police for "driving while Hispanic" and …

In Which a Trope Is Described: Following the coda with Mendoza being confirmed to the Supreme Court, the episode mainly focuses on six meetings between the main characters that occur …

Secondly, Joseph Crouch (Mason Adams), the retiring justice, tells President Bartlet off for making a safe choice with Harrison and not even considering Judge Roberto Mendoza …

In the lecture hall, Josh tells the audience that Supreme Court nominees are supposed to let the White House speak for them, something they have been unable to teach Judge Mendoza. In …

2000年4月5日 · Six Meetings Before Lunch: Directed by Clark Johnson. With Rob Lowe, Moira Kelly, Dulé Hill, Allison Janney. The morning after Mendoza's confirmation, various staff …

1999年11月24日 · When Sam uncovers an article that Harrison wrote declaring the right to privacy is not covered by the constitution, something totally against Bartlet's philosophy, the …

Toby (who doesn’t know about Leo yet) tests Mendoza by asking him what he’d say to someone being fired because they refused to take a drugs test and Mendoza says he’d reinstate them …