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Governor Ned Lamont today announced that he has appointed Leander A. Dolphin of Hartford to serve as a member of the Connecticut Judicial Selection Commission.

The assault against elected judges has entered a new and more dangerous phase: Millions of dollars are being poured into efforts to promote “merit” selection of state judges, a system in which unelected, unaccountable experts and special interests.

Jeffrey Moskowitz had drawn unusual opposition, but a committee sends his renomination to the full Senate with a 13-0 endorsement.

The vacancy occurred upon the retirement of the Honorable Charles C. Glasrud.

Three candidates have been recommended to Minnesota Governor Tim Walz to fill a judicial vacancy that will be chambered in Fillmore County.

Three candidates have been recommended to Minnesota Governor Tim Walz to fill a judicial vacancy that will be chambered in Fillmore County.

Transparency and government ethics has taken center stage in many races following high profile corruption cases in Hawaii, including the Republican gubernatorial primary.

The Commission on Judicial Selection is seeking applicants for the upcoming vacancy upon the retirement of District Judge Charles Glasrud.

The Feldman Shepherd partner continues to leave his imprint as a notable young Latino lawyer in the Philadelphia area.

The Commission on Judicial Selection announced its three recommendations for consideration to fill the vacancy upon the retirement of Kevin Lund.