CBA evaluations in the race for the Gallagher vacancy on the Appellate Court

The Chicago Bar Association has released its evaluations of candidates running for the Gallagher vacancy on the Illinois Appellate Court. Candidates are listed in ballot order. All of the following are candidates in the Democratic primary; no Republican filed for this (or any other) Appellate Court vacancy

Patrick J. Sherlock -- Qualified

Judge Patrick J. Sherlock is “Qualified” for the office of Justice of the Illinois Appellate Court. Judge Sherlock was admitted to practice law in Illinois in 1990 and was engaged in private practice for more than 16 years concentrating in civil trial and appellate work. Judge Sherlock was appointed to the Circuit Court in 2007 and elected in 2008. Judge Sherlock is currently assigned to the First Municipal District where he presides over a high-volume court call. Judge Sherlock enjoys an excellent reputation and is well regarded for his legal knowledge, experience, and fine judicial temperament.

P. Scott Neville, Jr. -- Qualified

Justice P. Scott Neville, Jr. is “Qualified” for the office of Justice of the Illinois Appellate Court. Justice Neville was admitted to practice law in Illinois in 1974 and was appointed a Circuit Court Judge in 1999. In June of 2004, Justice Neville was assigned to the Illinois Appellate Court, First District. Justice Neville’s trial and appellate experience make him qualified for the Appellate Court.

Marguerite Anne Quinn -- Qualified

Judge Marguerite Quinn is “Qualified” for the office of Justice of the Illinois Appellate Court. Judge Quinn was admitted to practice law in Illinois in 1986 and became an Associate Judge in 2007. Judge Quinn is currently assigned to the Second Municipal District. Judge Quinn is well versed in civil and criminal law and is qualified to serve as an Appellate Court Justice.

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