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WE SUPPORT JAMES MORRIS FOR JUDGE!

Endorsed by people that know

Sacramento Superior Court Judges

Hon. Kevin McCormick

Hon. Deborah Lobre

Hon. Tami Bogert

Hon. Augustin Jimenez

Hon. Michael Sweet

Hon. Shelleyanne Chang

Hon. Kenneth Brody

Hon. Delbert Oros

Hon. Donald Currier

Hon. James McFetridge

Hon. Robert Artuz

Hon. Martin Tejeda

Hon. Scott Tedmon

Hon. Matthew Gary

Hon. Jeffrey Galvin

Judge Jaya Badiga

Hon. Carlton Davis 

Hon. David Bonilla

Hon. Peter Williams

Hon. Kara Ueda

Hon. Buni Awoniyi 

Hon. Jose Olivera

Hon. Steven Gevercer

Hon. Benjamin Galloway

Hon. Andi Mudryk

Hon. Christopher Krueger

Hon. David Shaw (Commissioner, Ret.)

Hon. Jill Talley

Hon. Julie Yap

Hon. Allison Zuvela

Hon. Myrlys Stockdale Coleman

Hon. Ryan Davis, Commissioner

Hon. Ernest Sawtelle

Hon. James Arguelles

Hon. Steve White

Hon. Stephen Acquisto

Hon. Helena Gweon

Hon. Curtis Fiorini

Hon. Brenda Dabney

Hon. Alin Cintean 

Hon. Lawrence Brown

Hon. Peter Southworth

Hon. Stephen Lau

Hon. George Acero

Hon. Peter Southworth

Hon. Lee Bickley

Hon. Allen Sumner (Ret.)

Hon. Maryanne G. Gilliard, (Ret.)

Hon. Peter Helfer (Ret., Commissioner Sacramento County)

Support for James is widespread

Sacramento County Deputy Sheriffs’ Association 

Law Enforcement Managers Association

Sacramento District Attorney Thien Ho

Sacramento County Sheriff John McGinness (Ret.)

Supervisor Rich Desmond

Hon. Nancy A. de la Peña

Hon. Stephen Dunkle

Hon. Michael Wilson

Hon. Anne Kiley

Hon. Chrishna Martinez

Hon. Stefanie Field, Riverside County Commissioner

Hon. Heath Langle, Sacramento County Commissioner

District Attorney Melyssah Rios (Lassen County)

District Attorney Jesse Wilson (Nevada County)

Lee Seale (Former CEO Sacramento Superior Court)

Hon. Robert Tice-Raskin (Presiding Judge, Nevada County)

Hon. Candace Heidelberger (Ret., Nevada County)

Hon. Linda Sloven (Ret., Nevada County)

Hon. Courtney Abril (Nevada County)

Hon. Arthur Scotland (Ret., Third District Court of Appeal)


"Such endorsements are permitted because judicial officers have a special obligation to uphold the integrity, impartiality, and independence of the judiciary and are in a unique position to know the qualifications necessary to serve as a competent judicial officer"

California Code of Judicial Ethics

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