What does BJA stand for?

Board for Judicial Administration (Washington)

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com Mary Fairhurst Age: 50 Residence: Tumwater Family: Single Education: Law degree, Gonzaga University School of Law Experience: Judicial Information System Committee, chairwoman; Board for Judicial Administration Public Trust and Confidence Committee, chairwoman; Council on Public Legal Education, member; Washington State Bar Association, president and board of governors; Washington Women Lawyers, president.

Decision could be quick; State Supreme Court; Primary results could ...

The bill, which already has passed the Senate, was requested by the state Board for Judicial Administration.

Elect all judges

Appointed judges often aren't as free to operate free of favor," explained Bob McSeveney, an elected Kent judge who co-chairs the state's Board for Judicial Administration.

City to elect its judges starting in 2009; Edmonds