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John Ramsey Johnson (Superior Court of the District of Columbia judge)
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John Ramsey Johnson was an associate judge for the Superior Court of the District of Columbia. He was appointed to the court in 2000 by President Bill Clinton.[1] He retired on May 17, 2019.[2]
Education
Johnson received his undergraduate degree from Georgetown University and his J.D. from Antioch School of Law.[1]
Military service
Johnson served in the United States Air Force between receiving his bachelor's and law degrees.[1]
Career
- 2000-2019: Judge, Superior Court of the District of Columbia.
- 1998-2000: Special Counsel to U.S. Attorney Wilma A. Lewis, then Principal Assistant
- 1995-1998: Principal Assistant U.S. Attorney
- 1993-1995: United States Attorney
- 1976-1993: Assistant U.S. Attorney[1]
Awards and associations
- Member, District of Columbia Sentencing Commission
- 1990: Harold J. Sullivan Award, Assistant U.S. Attorney's Association
- 1981-1988: Adjunct faculty member, Georgetown University Law Center
- 1982-1983: Co-chair, Criminal Practice Institute[1]
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