Gov. Mark Dayton has appointed Suzanne Bollman and Amy Brosnahan to fill two vacancies in the 10th Judicial District, he announced Thursday.
Bollman, a Ramsey resident, is the Assistant Sherburne County Attorney and specializes in criminal prosecution. She has served as a prosecutor in Stearns County, Benton County, and the City of St. Cloud. Bollman has been a member of the Supreme Court Gender Fairness Implementation Committee, the Ramsey Public Safety Board and has been a union negotiator. Bollman replaces Judge Elizabeth Martin who retired earlier this year. She will be chambered in Center City.
Brosnahan, who lives in Knife Lake Township, is the Kanabec County Attorney. Before entering the public sector, Brosnahan practiced intellectual property law, products liability law and contruction litigation at Leonard, Street and Deinard. She has served on the board of the Methamphetamine Task Force/Substance Abuse Coalition, as well as the Paradise Theatre in Mora, Minn. Brosnahan replaces Judge Hunter Anderson, who also retired this year. Her chambers will be in Cambridge.
Source: http://minnlawyer.com/minnlawyerblog/2013/11/21/dayton-appoints-new-judges-for-tenth-district/
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