Gov. Hobbs may get to appoint three judges to Arizona Supreme Court
Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs may get a chance to name three justices to the Arizona Supreme Court. Robert Brutinel, who had been named to the court in 2010 by then-Gov. Jan Brewer, announced Tuesday he is going to retire at the end of October.
Arizona Supreme Court justice retiring – The Center Square
Arizona Supreme Court Justice Robert M. Brutinel is retiring at the end of October. The announcement from the justice will pave the way for Gov. Katie Hobbs’ first Supreme Court appointment, the Arizona Republic reported. Currently, all of the justices on the court were appointed by Republican governors.
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Governor Katie Hobbs appoints Sandra Bensley as a Pima County Superior Court judge following Judge Chon-Lopez's retirement.
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