Maine Superior Court - Current Justices

Current Justices

As of August 3, 2010, the justices of the Maine Superior Court were:

Name Date of Birth Birthplace Appointed By Start of Term Notes
G. Arthur Brennan Joseph E. Brennan April 19, 1984
Paul A. Fritzsche Joseph E. Brennan July 31, 1986
Roland A. Cole Joseph E. Brennan September 25, 1986 Formerly on the Maine District Court; Served as Chief Justice of the Superior Court, June 7, 1995 - June 30, 1999
Nancy D. Mills John R. McKernan, Jr. February 18, 1993 Formerly on the Maine District Court; Served as Chief Justice of the Superior Court, July 1, 2001 - September 1, 2004
Robert E. Crowley John R. McKernan, Jr. June 14, 1993 Formerly on the Maine District Court; Retiring on August 31, 2010
Jeffrey L. Hjelm Angus King September 2, 1998 Formerly on the Maine District Court
Thomas E. Humphrey (Chief Justice) 1945 Angus King September 2, 1998 Formerly on the Maine District Court; Appointed Chief Justice of the Superior Court, September 1, 2004
Thomas D. Warren Angus King September 2, 1998
E. Allen Hunter Angus King October 26, 2001
Joyce A. Wheeler John Baldacci June 16, 2005 Formerly on the Maine District Court
Andrew M. Horton John Baldacci January 30, 2007 Formerly on the Maine District Court
Kevin M. Cuddy John Baldacci April 24, 2007
M. Michaela Murphy John Baldacci October 1, 2007
John Nivison John Baldacci October 1, 2007 Formerly chief judge on the Maine District Court
William R. Anderson John Baldacci February 21, 2008 Formerly on the Maine District Court

Active-retired justices of the Maine Superior Court:

Name Start Date of Active-Retired Status Notes
William S. Brodrick April 24, 1995
Carl O. Bradford September 2, 1998
S. Kirk Studstrup October 1, 2007
Donald H. Marden March 3, 2008
Robert W. Clifford September 1, 2009 Retired from the Maine Supreme Judicial Court, but is sitting in the Superior Court

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