William Michael Monroe

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William Michael Monroe was a judge for the Superior Court of Orange County in California. He was appointed to the court in April 1996 by Governor Pete Wilson, and retired on June 1, 2015.^[1][2]

Military service

Monroe served in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve and as a member of the Judge Advocates Corps.^[1]

Education

Monroe received his undergraduate degree from Iona College in 1956 and his J.D. from Loyola University Law School in 1963.^[1]

Career

• 1996-2015: Judge, Superior Court of Orange County
• 1980-1996: Judge Pro Tem, Harbor Municipal Court
• 1973-1996: Partner, McDermed, Monroe, and Trebler
• 1971-1973: Assistant to secretary, Department of Interior
• 1969-1971: Orange County Public Defender's Office
• 1968-1972: House counsel, Allied Properties Real Estate Holding Company
• 1966-1996: Arbitrator, American Arbitration Association^[1]

See also

• Orange County, California
• California Superior Courts

External links

• Website of the Superior Court of Orange County
• California Courts, Trial Court Roster

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