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Griffin Bonini
265,870 votes
59.99%
- Occupation: Deputy District Attorney
- Received Most Votes In March Primary - Only Criminal Prosecutor Running For Judge. Bonini has prosecuted thousands of criminal cases.
- Only Candidate with BOTH extensive criminal and civil law experience.
- Endorsed by Thirty (30) Current and Retired Judges.
- Endorsed by Police, Firefighters, and Community Leaders Countywide. Believes in Drug Offender Treatment and works with Crime Victims.
- Endorsed by Santa Clara County Bar Assoc. & over 300 Local Attorneys.
- Dean's List Student and Moot Court Award Winner at Santa Clara University Law School.
Priorities:
- Public Safety: A critical role of our judges is to help protect our community through knowledgeable and proper criminal sentencing.
- Integrity & Respect: Our Judges must have the highest ethical standards and must treat every person in court with dignity and respect.
- Justice: Every person in court deserves a knowledgeable, fair, and impartial judge.
Enrique Colin
175,634 votes
39.63%
- Occupation: Government Attorney
- Extensive criminal and juvenile law experience
- U.S. Navy Veteran
- Santa Clara University Law School Graduate
- Santa Clara County Bar Association Member
- Juvenile Mental Health Court Committee (former member)
- Past President, Santa Clara County La Raza Lawyers Association
Priorities:
- Ensuring fair hearings for all parties.
- Ensuring equal access to the court.
- Improving the juvenile justice system.
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Candidates Answer Questions
The the League of Women Voters of Los Altos-Mtn. View Area has asked
all candidates for this office to respond to
3 questions on Sentencing, Juvenile Probation Department, and Juvenile Crime Act.
Official Information
- State Bar Association
Events
- Sept. 30 - Candidate Forum, Baltic Room at West Valley College, sponsored by LWV, AAUW, SVCN Newspapers.
- West Valley-Mission College Dist. candidates at 6:00 pm, Superior Court Judge runoff candidates at 7:15 pm, U.S.House of Rep. Dist 14 at 8 pm.
- Oct. 21 - Candidate Forum at 7 pm, Mtn. View Council Chambers, sponsored by LWV, AAUW, PTA.
- U.S. House of Rep Dist 14 candidates, State Senate Districts 11 & 13 candidates, State Assembly Districts 21, & 22 candidates, Superior Court Judge run-off candidates.
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