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MEET THE JUDGES
The Baltimore City Sitting Judges Committee supports the election of each of the seven judges who must stand for election in 2024: Nicole Kimberly Barmore, Yvette Michelle Bryant, Paul J. Cucuzzella, Troy K. Hill,
Alan C. Lazerow, La Zette C. Ringgold-Kirksey, and
Martin H. Schreiber II. The retention of sitting judges in challenged elections is vital to the stability of the bench and to attract well-qualified men and women to seek appointment to the circuit courts throughout Maryland. Each of the sitting judges was vetted by a gubernatorial nominating commission at the time of his or her initial appointment to the bench by the Governor.
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