William Brash

William W. Brash, III
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Current Court Information:
Milwaukee County Circuit Court, Wisconsin
Title:	Judge
Position:	Department 21
Service:
Appointed by:	Gov. Scott McCallum
Active:	2002-2014
Preceded by:	Stanley Miller
Past post:	Judge, Municipal court
Past post 2:	Attorney, Private practice
Personal History
Born:	07/15/1951
Bachelors:	St. Norbert College, B.A.
Law School:	Marquette University Law School, J.D., 1978

William W. Brash III is a circuit court judge for Milwaukee County, Wisconsin. Brash originally began serving on the Department 21 bench on January 1, 2002, through an appointment by Governor Scott McCallum. Brash was appointed to complete Judge Stanley Miller's term, after Miller decided to retire. Brash has served on the Department 21 bench, since, and is currently in his second 6-year term, which ends in 2014.

Education

Brash earned a B.A. from St. Norbert College and received his J.D. from Marquette University Law School in 1978.

Career

Brash was a private practice attorney for 24 years and served as a municipal judge in the Village of Fox Point, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin. Brash left the municipal bench in 1997 and ran for circuit court judge, unsuccessfully. In total, Brash served seventeen years as a municipal judge; thirteen for the Village of Fox Point and four as reserve municipal judge for Milwaukee County, Wisconsin.

See also

• Wisconsin Circuit Courts
• Milwaukee County, Wisconsin
• Milwaukee County Municipal Court, Wisconsin
• Wisconsin

External links

• Circuit Court Statistical Reports
• Milwaukee County Circuit Court

References