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Strategic Agenda for Arizona's Courts 2005-2010
Administrative Order
2008-05
The Arizona Judicial Branch 2007 Distinguished and Achievement Awards Recipients
I. Arizona Judicial Branch Distinguished Service Awards
One award will be presented in each of the Distinguished
Service Award categories. The 2006 winners
in the Distinguished Service Award categories are:
(nominees may be any individual, project or group, whether or not they are within the Arizona Judicial Branch)
Mrs. Margaret Corgan Kenski Ph.D
Supreme Court's Improving Public Trust and
Confidence
(nominees must be judges in the Arizona Judicial Branch)
Honorable
William J. O'Neil
Judge, Superior Court in
Pinal
County
Administrative Director's Administration of Justice Award
(nominees must be non-judge employees of the Arizona Judicial
Branch)
Mr. Michel K. Jeanes
Clerk of the Superior Court in Maricopa County
II. Arizona Judicial Branch Achievement Awards
Arizona Supreme Court Outstanding Pro Bono;
Mr. Williams F. Haug
Jennings, Haug and Cunningham
Providing Access to Swift, Fair
Justice;
Disproportionate Minority Contacts/Pima County Juvenile Detention
Protecting Children, Families and Communities;
AZTEC High School
Superior Court in Yuma County
Being Accountable
Court
Performance Measurement System
Superior Court in Yuma Count
Employees Being Accountable
Ms. Gretchen Hornberger, Librarian
Superior Court in Coconino County
Improving Communication and Cooperation with the community, Other
Branches of
Government, and within the Judicial Branch
Legal Advice - Legal
Information Task Force
Arizona Courts and
the Administrative Office of the Courts
Serving the Public by Improving the Legal Profession
Honorable Tom C.
Cole, Judge
Superior Court in Yuma County
- Honorable Mention Awards
Providing
Access to Swift Fair Justice
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Maricopa County Family Court
Superior Court in Maricopa County
Protecting Children, Families and Communities
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Coconino County Integrated Family County Pilot
Program
Superior Court in Coconino County
Being Accountable
° Teresa Wagley, Court Administrator
Superior Court in Greenlee County
Improving the Communications & Cooperation with the
Community and
Other Branches of Government
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Capital Improvement Project
Superior Court in Pinal County
Serving the
Community by Improving the Legal Community
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Nancy Swetnam, Director,
Certification and Licensing Division
Administrative Office of the Courts