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Judiciary Committee reviews 14 Superior Court nominees amid questions on experience and outside ties
Summary
The Judiciary Committee on April 2 heard opening statements from 14 Superior Court nominees and pressed several about courtroom experience, temperament and outside employment. Two nominees drew sustained scrutiny over corporate ties and past administrative or police matters.
The Judiciary Committee on April 2 held a public hearing on nominations to the Superior Court, hearing opening statements from 14 nominees and extensive questioning from committee members. Chairs Winfield and Stafstrom outlined the process at the morning start and asked each nominee to take an oath, deliver a brief opening statement and respond to committee questions.
Several nominees framed their candidacies around public service and long legal careers. Campbell Barrett emphasized 30 years in family law and appellate work and drew praise from lawmakers for his pro bono and mentoring efforts. Theodore Doolittle and Patrick Ring highlighted…
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