- Posted September 13, 2022
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Applications being accepted for Michigan Court of Appeals vacancy
Applications are now being accepted for a seat on the Michigan Court of Appeals, 4th District, to replace vacating Judge Amy Ronayne Krause (effective December 13, 2022).
To be considered for this positions, applicants must be a State Bar of Michigan member who meets the legal qualifications for this office. Applicants should be aware that to be appointed they must reside within the judicial district.
For this vacancy, the Governor's Office is requesting the following additional supplemental materials:
1. Provide three briefs and/or opinions that reflect the strength of your legal analysis and writing ability. If possible, at least one should involve a question of constitutional law, and at least one should be an opinion or brief related to a dispositive motion or an appeal.
2. Provide a list of at least 5 opposing counsels in recent cases, or if you currently serve on the bench, 5 attorneys that have recently appeared before you. Please include their name, p number, phone number, and the date of your most recent case-related interaction.
Judicial appointment questionnaire, writing samples, resume, and supplemental documents must be submitted using the online portal at www.michigan.gov/appointments and received by 5 p.m. on Wednesday, September 21.
Additional letters of recommendation can still be submitted after the initial submission to judicialappointments@michigan.gov.
Anyone with questions about the judicial appointments process should send questions to judicialappointments@michigan.gov.
Published: Tue, Sep 13, 2022
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