CA RS 리버사이드 카운티 판사 명단 명부, T1135

CA RS 리버사이드 카운티 판사 명단 명부, 4P

Riverside County Roster of Judges commissioners,

 

JUDGE RS 4P.docx

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Riverside courts 2025 Judicial Officer Assignments pdf 6P

https://www.riverside.courts.ca.gov/system/files/general/judicialassignments.pdf

 

Riverside, superior court Locations,

https://www.riverside.courts.ca.gov/general-information/locations-contact-info#:~:text=You%20can%20contact%20the%20Riverside,00%20p.m.%2C%20except%20court%20holidays.

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Riverside, superior court,

https://riverside.courts.ca.gov/

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Judges,

Superior Court of Riverside County, California

https://ballotpedia.org/Riverside_County,_California_(Judicial)

 

Judges

Judge	Tenure	Appointed By
Daniel A. Ottolia	2010 - Present	Arnold Schwarzenegger
Gail A. O'Rane	2013 - Present	Jerry Brown
Harold W. Hopp	2005 - Present	Arnold Schwarzenegger
Otis Sterling III	2012 - Present	Jerry Brown
Sean Lafferty	January 5, 2015 - Present	Election
Randall Stamen	2017 - Present	Jerry Brown
Dean Benjamini	2013 - Present	Jerry Brown
Steve Counelis	2011 - Present	Election
Natalie Lough	January 2, 2023 - Present
Kira Klatchko	2017 - Present	Jerry Brown
Jacqueline C. Jackson	2010 - Present	Arnold Schwarzenegger
Joshlyn Pulliam	2022 - Present	Gavin Newsom
Mark E. Johnson	2009 - Present	Arnold Schwarzenegger
Chad Firetag	2015 - Present	Jerry Brown
Jay Kiel	January 2, 2023 - Present
Jason Stone	January 2, 2023 - Present
Kristi Kirk	January 2, 2023 - Present
Sean Crandell	September 3, 2021 - Present	Gavin Newsom
Mark Singerton	July 9, 2021 - Present	Gavin Newsom
Marie Elena Wood	September 3, 2021 - Present	Gavin Newsom
Christopher B. Harmon	2014 - Present	Jerry Brown
Judith C. Clark	2005 - Present	Arnold Schwarzenegger
Samuel Diaz Jr.	2009 - Present	Arnold Schwarzenegger
Frederick Paul Dickerson III
John D. Molloy	2009 - Present	Election
Mark A. Mandio
Michael J. Rushton	2009 - Present	Election
Bernard Schwartz	2003 - Present	Gov. Gray Davis (D)
Susanne S. Cho	2014 - Present	Jerry Brown
Dorothy McLaughlin	2018 - Present	Jerry Brown
Jennifer R. Gerard	2018 - Present	Jerry Brown
Timothy J. Hollenhorst	2018 - Present	Jerry Brown
Emily A. Benjamini	2018 - Present	Jerry Brown
Gregory Olson	2018 - Present	Jerry Brown
Emma Smith	2018 - Present	Jerry Brown
Scott P. Williams	2024 - Present	Gavin Newsom
Samah Shouka	2018 - Present
Carol A. Greene	2019 - Present	Gavin Newsom
Jeffrey M. Zimel	2020 - Present	Gavin Newsom
Melissa Hale		Gavin Newsom
John G. Evans	2008 - Present	Arnold Schwarzenegger
Eric A. Keen	2018 - Present	Jerry Brown
Cheryl Murphy	2018 - Present
Russell Moore	2018 - Present
Mark Ashton Cope
Michele Mathis	2020 - Present	Gavin Newsom
Joshua Knight	September 3, 2021 - Present	Gavin Newsom
Valerie Navarro	March 25, 2022 - Present	Gavin Newsom
Jason Armand	2023 - Present	Gavin Newsom
Manuel Bustamante Jr.	March 25, 2022 - Present	Gavin Newsom
Magdalena Cohen	2022 - Present	Gavin Newsom
Laura Garcia	2023 - Present	Gavin Newsom
Walter Kubelun	2022 - Present	Gavin Newsom
Francisco Navarro	2023 - Present	Gavin Newsom
Mona Nemat	2022 - Present	Gavin Newsom
Gary Polk	2022 - Present	Gavin Newsom
Jerry Yang	2022 - Present	Gavin Newsom
Kristi Hester	2020 - Present	Gavin Newsom
Raquel A. Marquez	2012 - Present	Jerry Brown
Kenneth J. Fernandez	2018 - Present	Jerry Brown
Godofredo Magno	2017 - Present	Jerry Brown
Johnetta Anderson	2018 - Present	Jerry Brown
John W. Vineyard	2011 - Present	Jerry Brown
Matthew C. Perantoni	2013 - Present	Jerry Brown
Elizabeth Tucker	January 6, 2025 - Present
Mark E. Petersen	2007 - Present	Arnold Schwarzenegger
Anthony R. Villalobos	2008 - Present	Arnold Schwarzenegger
Angel M. Bermudez	2007 - Present	Arnold Schwarzenegger
Jorge C. Hernandez	2008 - Present	Arnold Schwarzenegger
Timothy F. Freer	2007 - Present	Arnold Schwarzenegger
Irma Poole Asberry	2007 - Present	Arnold Schwarzenegger
John M. Monterosso	2007 - Present	Arnold Schwarzenegger
Stephen J. Gallon	2009 - Present	Arnold Schwarzenegger
Kelly L. Hansen	2009 - Present	Arnold Schwarzenegger
Charles J. Koosed	2007 - Present	Arnold Schwarzenegger

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Judicial selection

The method of judicial selection for the California Superior Courts is officially by the nonpartisan election of judges, though many judges join the court via gubernatorial appointment to fill vacancies on the court. Appointed judges may serve on the court until the term they are appointed to expires. They must then run in the next general election to continue serving on the court.

If an incumbent superior court judge files for re-election and draws no opponent, the race does not appear on the ballot. If the race is contested, the candidate who wins more than 50% of the vote is elected. If no candidate receives more than 50%, the top two compete in a runoff in the general election in November.[2]

 

Elections

California local trial court judicial elections, 2025

California local trial court judicial elections, 2024

California local trial court judicial elections, 2023

California local trial court judicial elections, 2022

California local trial court judicial elections, 2021

California local trial court judicial elections, 2020

California local trial court judicial elections, 2019

California local trial court judicial elections, 2018

California local trial court judicial elections, 2017

California local trial court judicial elections, 2016

California judicial elections, 2014

California judicial elections, 2012

California judicial elections, 2010

 

Selection method

The 1,535 judges of the California Superior Courts compete in nonpartisan races in even-numbered years. If a candidate receives more than 50 percent of the vote in the June primary election, he or she is declared the winner; if no candidate receives more than 50 percent of the vote, a runoff between the top two candidates is held during the November general election.[3][4][5][6]

If an incumbent judge is running unopposed in an election, his or her name does not appear on the ballot. The judge is automatically re-elected following the general election.[3]

The chief judge of any given superior court is selected by peer vote of the court's members. He or she serves in that capacity for one or two years, depending on the county.[3]

 

Qualifications
Candidates are required to have 10 years of experience as a law practitioner or as a judge of a court of record.[3]

 

Election rules

Primary election

Only candidates for the superior courts compete in primary elections.

- If a superior court judge runs unopposed for re-election, his or her name does not appear on the ballot and he or she is automatically re-elected following the general election.[7][8]

- Write-in candidates may file to run against an incumbent within 10 days after the filing deadline passes if they are able to secure enough signatures (between 100 and 600, depending on the number of registered voters in the county). In that case, the incumbent would appear on the general election ballot along with an option to vote for a write-in candidate.[8]

- In contested races, the candidate who receives a majority of all the votes in the primary wins the election. If no candidate receives a majority of the votes in the primary, the top two compete in the November general election.[9]

 

General election

 

- Superior court candidates who advance from the primary election compete in the general election.

- Superior court incumbents facing competition from write-in candidates appear on the ballot.[8][9]

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