Orderville Justice Court gets new judge

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by Katy Farrell

May 6, 2010

Orderville, Utah: Steven Richard Wallace was nominated by Orderville Mayor Merlin Esplin to fill the upcoming vacancy on the Orderville Justice Court. Wallace's previous public service came from his time spent living in Florida. There he worked as an assistant public defender, a prosecutor in Orlando's Office of the State Attorney, and as a judge on the Orange County Court. If confirmed by the Utah Judicial Council, Wallace will fill the seat of retiring Judge Gerry H. Hoyt.[1]

Footnotes

  1. ↑ Utah Courts Press Release "Orderville Justice Court Judge Named," May 6, 2010
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