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 August 30, 2010 / Modified aug 30, 2010 4:12 p.m.

Yes or No on Arizona Judges?

Arizona voters will be asked whether 8 Pima County Superior Court Judges should be retained. by Bill Buckmaster

2010 judicial review spot 2010 Judicial Review
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Ronald Ross Watson, Ph.D., a member of the Arizona Supreme Court Judicial Performance Review Commission, and Pima County Superior Court Judge Sarah Simmons discuss the judical retention system.

There are eight judges on the Pima County bench who are up for retention this fall:

Ted B. Borek
Christopher C. Browning
Hector E. Campoy
Terry Chandler
Javier Chon-Lopez
Michael Cruikshank
Charles V. Harrington
Richard D. Nichols

Pima County Superior Court

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