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The Executive Nominations Committee of the Maryland General Assembly convened on January 27, 2025, to discuss the appointment of Judge Kimberly Lewis to the District Court of Maryland, District 5 in Prince George's County. The session began with Senator Augustine introducing Judge Lewis in the absence of Senator Charles.

Senator Augustine praised Judge Lewis for her dedication to public service and her extensive experience in the legal field. He highlighted her background as a child support attorney and assistant public defender, emphasizing her commitment to advocating for marginalized communities. Augustine noted her role as an adjunct professor and her involvement in community service, particularly with the "Christmas in April" initiative, which helps renovate homes for those in need.
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Judge Lewis expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to serve and acknowledged the support of her family, church community, and colleagues, including her administrative judge and the Chief Judge. She conveyed her appreciation for the trust placed in her by Governor Wes Moore and the committee members.

The committee members were encouraged to provide a favorable report on Judge Lewis's nomination, reflecting her qualifications and community involvement. The session underscored the importance of judicial appointments in Maryland and the commitment to advancing justice within the community.

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