Justice Crothers to retire after 20 years on North Dakota Supreme Court
Justice Daniel Crothers will retire after 20 years on North Dakota's Supreme Court, with a successor to be appointed and serving until a 2028 election.
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Justice Daniel Crothers to retire after 20 years on the North Dakota Supreme Court
BISMARCK — The longest-serving judge who currently sits on the North Dakota Supreme Court will retire next year, according to a news release from the Governor’s Office. Justice Daniel Crothers announced Wednesday, Nov. 26, that he would step down from the post on Feb. 28, Gov. Kelly Armstrong said in a news release. Crothers has served on the state Supreme Court for 20 years. “It’s been a tremendous honor,” Crothers told The Forum. "Everybody wa…
Justice Daniel Crothers to retire after 20 years on the North Dakota Supreme Court
BISMARCK — The longest-serving judge who currently sits on the North Dakota Supreme Court will retire next year, according to a news release from the Governor’s Office. Justice Daniel Crothers announced Wednesday, Nov. 26, that he would step down from the post on Feb. 28, Gov. Kelly Armstrong said in a news release. Crothers has served on the state Supreme Court for 20 years. “It’s been a tremendous honor,” Crothers told The Forum. "Everybody wa…
Justice Daniel Crothers to retire after 20 years on the North Dakota Supreme Court
BISMARCK — The longest-serving judge who currently sits on the North Dakota Supreme Court will retire next year, according to a news release from the Governor’s Office. Justice Daniel Crothers announced Wednesday, Nov. 26, that he would step down from the post on Feb. 28, Gov. Kelly Armstrong said in a news release. Crothers has served on the state Supreme Court for 20 years. “It’s been a tremendous honor,” Crothers told The Forum. "Everybody wa…
Justice Daniel Crothers to retire after 20 years on the North Dakota Supreme Court
BISMARCK — The longest-serving judge who currently sits on the North Dakota Supreme Court will retire next year, according to a news release from the Governor’s Office. Justice Daniel Crothers announced Wednesday, Nov. 26, that he would step down from the post on Feb. 28, Gov. Kelly Armstrong said in a news release. Crothers has served on the state Supreme Court for 20 years. “It’s been a tremendous honor,” Crothers told The Forum. "Everybody wa…
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