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Casey Robinson

Idaho Magistrate Judge - District 5, Gooding County (Retain Robinson?)

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Idaho Magistrate Judge - District 5, Gooding County (Retain Robinson?)Incumbent
2023 – 2026View Position
Idaho Magistrate Judge - District 5, Gooding County
2019 – 2023View Position

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About Idaho Magistrate Judge - District 5, Gooding County (Retain Robinson?)

Term length: 2023 – 2026

Nearby Officials

RG

Ron Geer

Gooding County Coroner

DG

Denise Gill

Gooding County District Court Clerk

Justin L. Baldwin

Gooding County Assessor

Ron Buhler

Gooding County Council - District 3

SB

Susan Bolton

Gooding County Council - District 1

CW

Christina Wines

Gooding County Treasurer

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