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Joint judicial retention committee moves into executive session to discuss judges up for retention

Joint Judicial Retention Committee · March 12, 2026
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Summary

The joint judicial retention committee voted to enter an executive session to discuss judges up for retention; the private session will include only committee members and the staff attorney and non-members will be removed from the room and Zoom.

The Chair of the joint judicial retention committee asked for a motion "to go into executive session for the purpose of discussing judges up for retention," and a committee member responded by moving and indicating a second. The Chair then called for any discussion and conducted a voice vote, after which the Chair declared, "The ayes have it," carrying the motion.

The Chair said the executive session "will only include the committee members and our staff attorney," and directed that non-members be removed from both the Zoom room and the physical meeting room. A committee member said "Aye" during the vote. The committee then proceeded into the closed session to conduct its discussion of judicial retention matters.