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Minnesota's Seventh Judicial District is looking for a new judge with the retirement announcement of the Honorable Michael Jesse.

Minnesota's Seventh Judicial District is looking for a new judge with the retirement announcement of the Honorable Michael Jesse.

Recent decisions by the Colorado, Wisconsin, and North Carolina Supreme Courts drive home the importance of state supreme court control when it comes to setting policy.

Andrew MacKenzie 1941-2018 Andrew, better known as Andy, was born on his family’s ranch in Yerington, Nevada. He was the fourth of five children of Albert “Burr” and Marion, including Al, Fred, Madeline and Mary Lou.

Solicitors Kevin Brackett, David Pascoe sought changes to Judicial Merit Selection Commission that controls judges fate; Rep Tommy Popes committee punted.

The Movement for Governability and Democracy appealed to Justice Minister Yariv Levin and Supreme Court Justice Uzi Fogelman.

On Dec. 18, Minnesota’s 7th Judicial District’s Chief Judge Sarah Hennesy was recommended as one of the three candidates for the Court of Appeals.

The Broken Trust and Mailbox Conspiracy scandals are now history, but valuable lessons remain unlearned.

South Carolina’s judicial system has become one of the hottest topics among state leaders, as some say the system is plagued by perceptions of unfairness and influence by powerful lawmakers. Now, tension has risen between two key players.

The Commission on Judicial Selection is recommending three candidates – Christopher Bates, Krista Marks and Luis Rangel Morales – for consideration to fill a vacancy in Minnesota’s First Judicial District.