Denise Johnson

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Denise Johnson is an Associate Justice of the Vermont Supreme Court, a position she has held since her appointment to the Court by Governor Madeline Kunin (D) on December 3, 1990.[1][2] She will be up for a retention election by the General Assembly at the end of her current term in 2012.[3]

Legal education

Justice Johnson received her A.B from Wayne State University in 1969, her Juris Doctor from University of Connecticut School of Law in 1974, and her LLM from University of Virginia Law School in 1995. [1]

Legal experience

From 1978-79, Justice Denise Johnson taught at the Vermont Law School. In 1980, Justice Johnson was an Assistant Attorney General, where she remained until 1988. From 1988 to 1990, she was chairman of the Vermont Human Rights Commission.[1]

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References

The Vermont Project on Judgepedia