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Four recommended for 10th District bench
The commission on judicial selection recommends four candidates to fill vacancies in Minnesota’s 10th Judicial District following three retirements.
Applications sought for 10th District judgeships
Commission is accepting applications for three judge vacancies in the 10th District due to retirements. Deadline is March 23, with interviews in April.
Walz appoints Adams, Bovitz to 10th District judgeships
Gov. Tim Walz appointed Madelyn Adams and Jennifer Bovitz as district court judges in Minnesota’s 10th Judicial District.
Four recommended for 10th District judgeships
Minnesota’s Judicial Selection Commission recommends four candidates to fill two 10th District vacancies in Anoka and Sherburne counties after recent retirements.
Two judicial vacancies open in 10th District
The Commission on Judicial Selection announced two vacancies in Minnesota’s 10th Judicial District, with applications due Oct. 16 for Anoka and Elk River.
Five recommended for judgeships in 10th District
Minnesota's Judicial Selection Commission recommends five candidates for vacancies in the 10th Judicial District following the retirement of two judges.
Applications invited for 10th District bench
Two 10th District judge seats open in Kanabec and Isanti counties. Applications due June 20; commission seeks candidates reflecting state's diversity.
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