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About Minnesota District Court Judge - District 7, Seat 23

The County Attorney serves as the chief prosecutor of all adult felony crimes and juvenile offenses in the County. The County Attorney is also responsible for providing legal counsel to the County Board of Commissioners and all county departments, as well as representing the county in civil lawsuits, child support matters, child protection actions and mental health commitments.
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2021 – 2022
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August 11, 2026
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