Saturday, January 08, 2000
Two judges to run for Ohio Supreme Court
Timothy S. Black, a Hamilton County Municipal Court judge, and James A. Brogan, a judge on the Ohio 2nd District Court of Appeals in Dayton, filed as candidates Thursday for the Ohio Supreme Court.
They will contest a Democratic Party primary on March 7, with the winner to run against incumbent Republican Justice Deborah Cook. One other seat on the seven-member court is up for election.
Mr. Black, 46, made an unsuccessful run for a Hamilton County judgeship in 1991 as a GOP candidate in the staunchly Republican county, then switched to the Democratic Party and won election to the Municipal Court in 1993.
He is the Democratic Party's endorsed candidate for the Supreme Court.
Mr. Brogan is a 19-year veteran of the state appeals court. Before that, he was an assistant Montgomery County prosecutor for 11 years.
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