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www.votingforjudges.org King County Bar Association Seattle, Washington Paul Fjelstad, Web Designer John Ruhl, KCBA President Charles Wiggins, AJS—
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Document Date: 2008-05-23 15:57:43


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Washington State University / Court of Appeals / Bar Association Seattle / University of Washington School / University School / /

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streaming media / grassroots publicity network / campaign finance data / television advertising / /

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Association of Corporate / American Judicature Society / Washington Chapter / League of Women Voters / Administrative office of the Courts / King County Bar Association Seattle / Court of Appeals / UN Court / Supreme Court / Tacoma-Pierce County Bar Association / University of Washington School of Law / Washington State University / Northwest Indian Bar Association / Municipal League of King County / Washington State Bar Association / Washington Supreme Court / Spokane County District Court / Loren Miller Bar Association / Seattle University School of Law / Washington State Trial Lawyers Association / Spokane County Bar Association / Washington Association of Prosecuting Attorneys / Association of Washington Business / Liability Reform Coalition / Washington Public Disclosure Commission / Kitsap County Bar Association / King County Bar Association in Seattle / /

Person

Shay SchualBerke / JOHN RUHL / Charlie Wiggins / Washington Paul Fjelstad / Paul Fjelstad / Charles Wiggins / /

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arbitrator / mediator / Counsel / President / designer / news reporter / Webmaster / website designer / commercial trial lawyer / arbitrator / lawyer / commercial trial lawyer / arbitrator / mediator / and former news reporter / Web Designer / /

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King County / /

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Corporate Counsel / /

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KCBA / /

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votingforjudges.org / www.votingforjudges.org / /

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