Politics & Government
Gov. Brown Names Berkeley Lawyer to Superior Court
Gov. Jerry Brown has appointed Berkeley attorney Alison Tucher, a partner at Morrison & Foerster, as an Alameda County Superior Court judge. It was one of several new appointments.
By Bay City News Service
Gov. Jerry Brown announced the appointment of a number of Bay Area superior court judges.
In Alameda County, Brown appointed Alison Tucher, a 51-year-old Berkeley resident and a partner at Morrison and Foerster, to the Alameda County Superior Court.
Brown also appointed Ursula Jones Dickson, a 45-year-old Oakland resident and deputy district attorney with the Alameda County District Attorney's Office.
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In Solano County, Brown appointed Christine A. Carringer, a 59-year-old Fairfield resident and staff counsel at Katchis, Harris and Yempuku to Solano County Superior Court.
In Contra Costa County, he appointed John C. Cope, a 50-year-old Benicia resident and deputy district attorney for the Contra Costa District Attorney's Office, to Solano County Superior Court.
In Sonoma County, Brown appointed Lawrence E. Ornell, a 52-year-old Santa Rosa resident who has served as a commissioner since 2004, to Sonoma County Superior Court.
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