John W. Lohrmann
Party: non-partisan
Candidate for: Walla Walla County Superior Court, Pos. 1
Incumbent? No
Age: 56
Hometown: Walla Walla
Occupation: Attorney at Law
50-word statement: I am uniquely qualified to hear the broad range of issues before our Superior Court. I believe that my 30 years of experience as a Walla Walla businessman and attorney in general practice, together with my depth of community service and involvement, provides a good foundation for an effective judgeship.
Three priorities:
1. Maintain a fair and impartial courtroom.
2. Apply judicial resources wisely to prevent or reduce domestic violence.
3. Hold guilty persons accountable for their crimes.
Web site: www.lohrmannlaw.com
E-mail address: lohrmann@my180.net
Phone number: 509-529-0630
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Larry R. Mackler, 58, was ordered to serve a minimum of 85 months. The actual length of the prison term will be decided later by the state's Indeterminate Sentence Review Board. The maximum he will serve is 10 years.
The standard-range prison term he faced is about 61/2 to 81/2 years.
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WALLA WALLA — A suspect in the passing of counterfeit $20 bills at area businesses in November pleaded innocent Monday afternoon in Walla Walla County Superior Court.
Justin C. Kirk, 31, of 1167 School Ave., is scheduled for trial April 23 on two counts of forgery, which are felonies, and one count of third-degree theft, a gross misdemeanor.
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