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Utah Judge Memorials & Profiles Utah Judge and Commissioner Memorials and Profiles These resources are available at the Utah State Law Library unless otherwise indicated Adams John R. Anderson, eighth district court. Kirsten Daniel, Retired Judge Says Includes photograph. Regulations Mean Loss of Justice, Freedoms, Iron County Today (Oct. 12, [Obituary] John R. Anderson, Salt Lake 2011). Tribune, Feb. 7, 2016. Kenneth H. Adams, Parowan justice John R. Anderson, eighth district court. court. Includes photograph. Includes photograph. Adkins Recently Appointed Judges, 3 Off the Rec. Judicial Profile: Judge Robert Adkins, Bar & 9 (Oct. 1992). Bench 5 (Fall 2010). John R. Anderson, eighth district court. Third district court. Includes photograph. Rachel Fixsen, Judge to Retire from Allen Seventh District Court, Moab Sun News Terry Welch, Profile of Judge John H. Allen, (February 1, 2018) Utah B.J., Feb. 1992, at 13. Lyle R. Anderson, seventh district court. Bankruptcy court, U.S. District of Utah. Includes photograph. Includes photograph. Andrus Amy Macavinta, Drug Court Judge Takes it New Judges, 5 Off the Rec. 12 (Dec. 1994). Personally, Box Elder News J. A1 (Aug. 26, J. Mark Andrus, second district juvenile 2009). court. Kevin Allen, first district court. Armstrong Anderson In Memoriam: George G. Armstrong, July Aldon J. Anderson: United States District 16, 1868-January 24, 1944, 14 Utah B. Bull. Judge for the District of Utah (Annual Meeting) 220 (1945). (published on the Tenth Judicial Circuit Third district court. Historical Society website: http://www.10thcircuithistory.org/judges_ Ashton bios.htm) Clifford L. Ashton, In the Arena: Autobiography of Clifford L. Ashton (1995). Geoff Liesik, Anderson Honored as "The Salt Lake City court. Kind Judge," Retires After 17 Years on the Bench, Uintah Basin Standard (Sept. 1, 2009). Utah State Law Library || 450 S. State Street, Room W-13, Salt Lake City 801-238-7990 || http://www.utcourts.gov/lawlibrary || [email protected] Text: 801-432-0898 || Facebook: Utah State Law Library Utah Judge Memorials and Profiles Rev. October 2018 © Utah State Law Library Page 1 Atherton Ballif Mark Kittrell, Judicial Profile: Judge Judith Retirements, 3 Off the Rec. 4 (July 1992). Atherton, Bar & Bench 7 (Fall 2008). George E. Ballif, fourth district court. Third district court. Includes photograph. Tribute to Retiring Judges, Utah B.J., Nov. Marissa Lang, Utah Judge Who Presided 1992, at 33. Over Mental Health Court Retires, Salt Lake George E. Baliff, fourth district court. Tribune (August 5, 2013) Includes photograph. Third district court. Includes photograph. Terry E. Welch, Profile of Judge George E. Bachman Ballif, Utah B.J., Jan. 1992, at 14. Bachman Bids Adieu: Judge Looks Back on Fourth district court. Includes 22 Years of Juvenile Justice, Standard photograph. Examiner (July 5, 2010). L. Kent Bachman, second district juvenile Barlow court. Includes photograph. Judicial Profile – Judge Charlene Barlow, Bar & Bench (Oct. 12, 2012) Backlund Third district court. Includes photograph. Jeremy Duda, Judge Retiring After 25 Years on Bench, Daily Herald (May 16, 2008). Barnes John C. Backlund, fourth circuit and Biographical – Albert R. Barnes, History of district court. Includes photograph. the Bench and Bar of Utah 112 (1913). Third district court. Baldwin The Utah Judicial Council, Annual Report In Memoriam: Albert R. Barnes, 1867-July Utah Courts iii (1974-1975) 20, 1944, 14 Utah B. Bull. (Annual Meeting) Ernest F. Baldwin, Jr. Third district court. 220 (1945). Biographical information. Includes Third district court. photograph. Tracie Sullivan, ‘One of the Greatest Guys I Tim Gurrister, Judge Parley Baldwin Know,’ The Spectrum (May 20, 2014) Announces Retirement from 2nd District, Keith Barnes, fifth district court. Includes Standard-Examiner 3B (Sept. 26, 2008). photograph. Second circuit and district court. Barrett Tim Gurrister, Many Say Goodbye to New Judges, 7 Off the Rec. 6 (Aug. 1996). Retiring 2nd District Judge, Standard- William W. Barrett, third district court. Examiner 1WB (Dec. 31, 2008). Parley R. Baldwin, second circuit and Bartholomew district court. Includes photograph. Guv Appoints New Juvenile Court Judge, Deseret News (Oct. 30, 2013) Off the Bench: Sentencing Criminals Not All Brent H. Bartholomew, fourth district It's Cracked Up to Be, Says Retiring Judge, juvenile court. Standard-Examiner 1D (Jan. 27, 2009). Parley R. Baldwin, second circuit and Bates district court. Includes photograph. Angelique McNaughton, Summit County’s Chief Prosecutor Matt Bates view for judgeship, Park Record, May 27, 2016 Utah State Law Library || 450 S. State Street, Room W-13, Salt Lake City 801-238-7990 || http://www.utcourts.gov/lawlibrary || [email protected] Text: 801-432-0898 || Facebook: Utah State Law Library Utah Judge Memorials and Profiles Rev. October 2018 © Utah State Law Library Page 2 Third district court. Ogden City court. Angelique McNaughton, Utah Senate Bench confirms Summit County Prosecutor’s spot Seven Judges Appointed to Utah’s New on the bench, Park Record, June 24, 2016 Court of Appeals, Utah Bar Letter (Dec. Third district court. 1986). Russell W. Bench, includes photograph. Biographical – Nephi J. Bates, Jr., History of the Bench and Bar of Utah 113 (1913). Bernards-Goodman Sixth district court. Guv Appoints Two New Judges, Salt Lake Trib. (June 28, 2010). Baxter Katherine Bernards-Goodman, third Jed Boal, New Court Helps Veterans Steer district court. Clear of Serious Trouble, KSL News (June 17, 2011). Judicial Profile – Judge Katherine Bernards- John Baxter, Salt Lake City justice court. Goodman, Bar & Bench (Oct. 12, 2012) Third district court. Includes photograph. Randall Carlisle, Homeless Love This “Rock Star” Judge, ABC4 Utah (March 5, 2017). Billings John Baxter, Salt Lake City justice court. Seven Judges Appointed to Utah’s New Court of Appeals, Utah Bar Letter (Dec. Beacham 1986). Kim S. Colton, Judge G. Rand Beacham, Judith M. Billings, includes photograph. Utah B.J., Feb. 1998, at 49. Fifth district court. Includes photograph. Booth Memorials: A.L. Booth, 18 Utah B. Bull. Bean (Annual Meeting) 146 (1948). Governor Appoints 2n District Judge, Provo city court. Deseret News (March 14, 2014). Joseph M. Bean, Syracuse justice court Biographical – John Edge Booth, History of and second district court. the Bench and Bar of Utah 115 (1913). Fourth district court. Beck Governor appoints Eisenman, Beck to the Darrin Tinney, With Fidelity: A Personal Third District Juvenile Court, [press release] History of the Utah Bench Since Statehood (May 11, 2017) (199[4?]). Steven Beck, third district juvenile court. John Edge Booth, fourth district court. Bell Boreman Mori Kessler, Governor Appoints Matthew Jacob Smith Boreman, Crusade Against Bell as New 5t District Judge, St. George Theocracy: the Reminiscences of Judge News (September 21, 2017) Jacob Smith Boreman of Utah, 1872-1877 Matthew Bell, fifth district court. Includes (1960). photograph. Utah Territorial Supreme Court. Reprinted from XXIV Huntington Library Belnap Quarterly (Nov. 1960). In Memoriam: Hyrum A. Belnap, 10 Utah B. Bull. (Annual Meeting) 213 (1940). Utah State Law Library || 450 S. State Street, Room W-13, Salt Lake City 801-238-7990 || http://www.utcourts.gov/lawlibrary || [email protected] Text: 801-432-0898 || Facebook: Utah State Law Library Utah Judge Memorials and Profiles Rev. October 2018 © Utah State Law Library Page 3 Jacob S. Boreman, Reminiscences of My M. James Brady, fourth district court. Life in Utah On and Off the Bench. Includes photograph. Utah Territorial Supreme Court. Available at Utah State History. Braithwaite Obituary – Jacob S. Boreman, History of the Elizabeth Dolan Winter, Profile of Judge Bench and Bar of Utah 97 (1913). Robert T. Braithwaite, Utah B.J., Jan. 1992, Utah Territorial Supreme Court. at 13. Fifth circuit and district court. Includes Bosone photograph. Beverly B. Clopton, Her Honor, the Judge: the Story of Reva Beck Bosone (1980). Brereton Salt Lake City court. Michael McFall, Senate Committee Confirms Public Defense Attorney as 3rd Reva Beck Bosone: Utah’s First District Judge, Salt Lake Tribune (Sept. 9, Congresswoman, She Also Had a 2015) Distinguished Judicial Career, 17 Beehive Heather Brereton, third district court. Hist. 6 (1991). Includes photograph. Salt Lake City court. Brian Stephen Hunt, Gavel-Banging Former Juanita Irva Heath Walton, Reva Beck Judge Dies (July 1, 2010). Bosone: Legislator, Judge and Pat Brian, third district court. Includes Congresswoman (1974). photograph. Salt Lake City court. Brown Boyce Biographical – John Louis Brown, History of S.K. Christiansen, U.S. Magistrate Ronald the Bench and Bar of Utah 118 (1913). N. Boyce, Utah B.J., Aug.-Sept. 1995, at 40. Third district court. U.S. Magistrate. Includes photograph. Elayne Storrs, Where they sit, Aequitas Remembering Ron Boyce – Teacher, Judge (Winter 2014). and Friend, Utah B.J., Dec. 2002, at 28. Roy Brown, Wayne County justice court. U.S. Magistrate. Memorials from Judge Includes photograph. Dee Benson, Dean Scott Matheson, Professor John Flynn and Judge David Willis Brown Appointed Judge, Salt Lake Winder. Includes photograph. Herald 9 (March 31, 1905). Willis Brown, juvenile court. Includes Box photo. Donald W. Meyers, Payson Public Servant Retires: As a Cop and A Judge, He Saw the Browning Dark Side of a Small Town, Salt Lake Trib. Circuit Court Judge Phillip Browning Retires (Aug. 4, 2008). 2 Off the Rec. (Dec. 1991). James Box, Payson city court. 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