Friday, February 24, 2012

CBA evaluations in the race for the Durkin Roy vacancy in the 8th Subcircuit

The Chicago Bar Association has released its evaluations of candidates running for the Durkin Roy vacancy in the 8th Subcircuit. Candidates are listed in ballot order. All of the following are candidates in the Democratic primary; no Republican filed for this Circuit Court vacancy.

Deborah Jean Gubin -- Qualified
Judge Deborah Jean Gubin is “Qualified” for the office of Circuit Court Judge. Judge Gubin was admitted to practice law in Illinois in 1975 and was appointed a Circuit Court Judge in 2010. Judge Gubin is currently assigned to the First Municipal District and is managing a high-volume call in Traffic Court. Judge Gubin knows the law and has addressed concerns regarding her temperament. Judge Gubin is qualified to serve as a Circuit Court Judge.
Sharon Finegan Patterson -- Qualified
Sharon Finegan Patterson is “Qualified” for the office of Circuit Court Judge. Ms. Patterson was admitted to practice law in Illinois in 1980 and served as an Illinois Appellate Court Clerk and practiced law in both a large firm and as a solo practitioner. Ms. Patterson taught junior high school before beginning her legal career. Ms. Patterson has a fine temperament and is well versed in civil trial and appellate practice. Ms. Patterson possesses all the requisite qualifications to serve as a Circuit Court Judge.
Nicholas Geanopoulos -- Qualified
Judge Nicholas Geanopoulos is “Qualified” for the office of Circuit Court Judge. Judge Geanopoulos was admitted to practice law in Illinois in 1983 and was appointed a judge in 2008. Judge Geanopoulos is currently assigned to the Juvenile Justice and Child Protection Division of the Circuit Court. Judge Geanopoulos is hardworking and well regarded for his knowledge of the law, fine demeanor, and temperament.

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