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Inside Track: Chief Appeals Court Judge Richard Brown Says Fare Thee...
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July 15, – In 1978, at the age of 32, Richard Brown was an up-and-coming litigator in Oshkosh. Becoming a judge was the farthest thing from his mind. Now, 37 years later, Judge Brown is retiring as one of the longest-serving judges in Wisconsin history. Elected to District II of the newly established ...
Prosser ethics case should go to appeals panel, commission says
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[Milwaukee Journal Sentinel] - Commission special prosecutor Franklyn Gimbel directly asked Court of Appeals Chief Judge Richard Brown to create the panel in March, but Brown declined, saying he needs an order from the Supreme Court, as has been routine practice in the past.
Google News: Chamber of Commerce Celebrates 100th Installation
[Queens Courier] - During an installation ceremony held at Antun's in Queens Village on April 24, the Queens District Attorney, Judge Richard Brown, swore in the Chamber's officers and board of directors. The slate of officers will remain the same as the previous
Google News: Workforce graying as elders stay on the job
[Queens Chronicle] - Queens District Attorney Richard Brown has spent more than five decades in public service acting as a judge and counsel to both a governor and mayor, as well as being the longest-serving DA in Queens County history. “If you do something you really love
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