Norma Holloway Johnson
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Norma Holloway Johnson (b. 1932) is a United States District Court judge for the District of Columbia.
In particular she ruled on Kenneth Starr's probe of the Clinton administration. She also convicted Rita Lavelle for contempt of court and sentenced her to prison.
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