Sweet fills the position left vacant by Judge Kathryn Nelson's resignation. Also elevated to the bench, J. Ryan Love of Pace has been appointed as a judge in the First Judicial Circuit Court.

The first vote the lame-duck Senate will take as it returns Tuesday will be on a nominee for a Chicago federal court, kicking ...

Oral arguments are scheduled for Jan. 9 regarding an Oneida County State Supreme Court Justice, for whom the State Commission ...

A two-thirds majority of those members is required to remove a judge from the bench. In the latest case, eight or more of the 12 judges who heard the 15th public hearing, which concluded the ...

Last week, someone taped a picture of a hammer onto McManus’ chamber door in jest as a final reminder to the judge, who is laying down his gavel after 27 years on the bench. His last day is ...

(More on that in a moment.) But there are a few judges who’ve made ugly headlines that can help make your decisions easier. For instance, there are two Supreme Court justices asking to keep ...

A former Allegheny County district judge who resigned earlier this year will never again serve on the bench, the state Court of Judicial Discipline said on Thursday. Anthony Saveikis, 57 ...

In 2006, he took the bench as a district court judge in Missoula County and has now been elected to three six-year terms. “I turn 80 in December, and that’s old enough, so I figured it was ...

Judges are selected by Utah’s governor, but their names generally appear on the ballot every six years — when voters decide if they should stay on the bench. The judges are not allowed to ...

Michael Ansaldi, a local attorney and Pittsford Town Court judge, was elected Tuesday as a new Monroe County Court judge. Ansaldi, a Democrat, defeated Joe Dinolfi, a Republican who works as an ...

Gov. Ron DeSantis appointed a Pensacola and a Pace attorney to the judge's bench Thursday. DeSantis' office announced that Assistant United States Attorney Ryan Love and Assistant State Attorney ...

PEORIA, Ill. (WMBD) — After the first round of counting mail-in ballots that arrived after Election Day, the race to see who would be Peoria County’s next judge is still too close to call.