For part four of our five-part video series on the Hennepin County judicial races, we present Hennepin County referee Thomas Haeg. Haeg has been a referee in the District Court since 1976. He is running against incumbent Judge James Swenson.
In this video clip from the Hennepin County Bar Association's judicial candidates' forum on Sept. 22, Haeg discusses his qualifications for the judicial seat for which he is running.
You can also view this clip on YouTube by clicking here. To see the prior three installments in this video series, click here (part I), here (part II) and here (part III).)
Showing posts with label Hennepin County judge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hennepin County judge. Show all posts
Thursday, October 2, 2008
Monday, September 29, 2008
Minnesota Lawyer election videos debut: Judge Philip Bush
Minnesota Lawyer is trying something new this judicial-election cycle -- providing video clips of the candidates in selected judicial races. Our cameraman, Bill Klotz, shot video footage of judicial candidates responding to questions at the Hennepin County Bar Association's judicial candidate's forum in Minneapolis on Sept. 22. (Five out of six of the Hennepin County District Court candidates participated.) This week, we will provide a video clip of each of the five candidates who were there.
Today, we start with Judge Philip Bush. Bush, the incumbent, has been challenged by attorney Alan Eugene Link, who works for Regis Corp. Bush has served in the seat for 19 years. Link declined to participate in the forum and has not responded to informational requests.
In the following clip, Bush responds to a question about when the laws a judge must apply conflict with his/her personal views. The debate moderator was former Hennepin County District Court Judge Pamela Alexander, who now heads the Council on Crime and Justice.
Today, we start with Judge Philip Bush. Bush, the incumbent, has been challenged by attorney Alan Eugene Link, who works for Regis Corp. Bush has served in the seat for 19 years. Link declined to participate in the forum and has not responded to informational requests.
In the following clip, Bush responds to a question about when the laws a judge must apply conflict with his/her personal views. The debate moderator was former Hennepin County District Court Judge Pamela Alexander, who now heads the Council on Crime and Justice.
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
This just in...another judicial candidate
Hennepin County District Court Referee David L. Piper has announced his candidacy for the seat on the bench expected to be vacated by Judge Thomas Wexler. Piper has served as a family court referee since 2001 and previously served as a child support magistrate. Prior to that he was in private practice and served as a family court public defender. His campaign manager is Jeff Stoebner.
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