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NM Governor appoints Lisa Riley to Fifth Judicial District

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August 31, 2011

Santa Fe, NM On August 24, 2011 New Mexico Governor, Susana Martinez Appointed Lisa Riley to serve on the New Mexico Fifth Judicial District Court replacing Thomas Rutledge upon his retirement. Riley is currently a private practice attorney in Carlsbad. She earned her bachelor's from Texas Tech University and her law degree from Pennsylvania State University. Her post will be up for election in 2012.[1]

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  1. ↑ CHRON.com "Carlsbad lawyer named to district court judgeship" 8/25/2011
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