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'''[[Illinois]]:''' Associate Judge [[Richard A. Brown]] was appointed by the [[Illinois Supreme Court]] to fill a vacancy on the [[Illinois Twentieth Judicial Circuit Court|20th Judicial Circuit Court]]. This position was vacated by Judge [[William A. Schuwerk, Jr.]] when he retired. Brown took office on July 14th and is running unopposed for re-election in November of 2010. He has served as an associate judge in Randolph County since 2004 and previously worked as a public defender and a private practice lawyer.<ReF>[http://www.bnd.com/2010/07/15/1329815/local-man-appointed-for-judge.html ''bnd.com: Metro-East News'', "Local man appointed for circuit judge vacancy," July 15, 2010]</reF> | '''[[Illinois]]:''' Associate Judge [[Richard A. Brown]] was appointed by the [[Illinois Supreme Court]] to fill a vacancy on the [[Illinois Twentieth Judicial Circuit Court|20th Judicial Circuit Court]]. This position was vacated by Judge [[William A. Schuwerk, Jr.]] when he retired. Brown took office on July 14th and is running unopposed for re-election in November of 2010. He has served as an associate judge in Randolph County since 2004 and previously worked as a public defender and a private practice lawyer.<ReF>[http://www.bnd.com/2010/07/15/1329815/local-man-appointed-for-judge.html ''bnd.com: Metro-East News'', "Local man appointed for circuit judge vacancy," July 15, 2010]</reF> | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:32, 7 June 2016
July 15, 2010
Illinois: Associate Judge Richard A. Brown was appointed by the Illinois Supreme Court to fill a vacancy on the 20th Judicial Circuit Court. This position was vacated by Judge William A. Schuwerk, Jr. when he retired. Brown took office on July 14th and is running unopposed for re-election in November of 2010. He has served as an associate judge in Randolph County since 2004 and previously worked as a public defender and a private practice lawyer.[1]
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