The Political Graveyard: Michigan: State Supreme Court, 1990s

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Michigan: State Supreme Court, 1990s

Justices of the Michigan State Supreme Court, 1990-99 (may be incomplete!)
Charles L. Levin 1973-96 James H. Brickley 1982-99 Michael F. Cavanagh 1983- Patricia J. Boyle 1983-98 Dorothy Comstock Riley 1985-97 Dennis W. Archer 1986-90 Robert P. Griffin 1987-94 Conrad L. Mallett, Jr. 1990-99 Elizabeth A. Weaver 1995- Marilyn Jean Kelly 1997- Clifford W. Taylor 1997- Robert P. Young, Jr. 1998- Maura D. Corrigan 1999-2010 Stephen J. Markman 1999-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

Justices of the Michigan State Supreme Court: Events and Candidates of the 1990's (may be incomplete!)

1990 Nov 6: Patricia J. Boyle (Dem), elected; Michael F. Cavanagh (Dem), elected; W. Clark Durant (Rep), defeated; Judy H. Hughes (Rep), defeated; Jerry J. Kaufman (Tisch Independent Citizens), defeated; Charles Hahn (Libertarian), defeated.
1990 Dec 18: Dennis W. Archer, resigned.
1990 Dec 21: Conrad L. Mallett, Jr., appointed.
1992 Nov 3: Conrad L. Mallett, Jr. (Dem), elected; Michael J. Talbot (Rep), defeated; Jerry J. Kaufman (Tisch Independent Citizens), defeated.
1992 Nov 3: Dorothy Comstock Riley (Rep), elected; Marilyn Jean Kelly (Dem), defeated; Robert W. Roddis (Libertarian), defeated.
1994 Nov 8: Conrad L. Mallett, Jr. (Dem), elected; Elizabeth A. Weaver (Rep), elected; Richard Griffin (Rep), defeated; Donald E. Shelton (Dem), defeated; George F. Killeen, defeated.
1996 Nov 5: James H. Brickley (Rep), elected; Marilyn Jean Kelly (Dem), elected; Hilda R. Gage (Rep), defeated; William Murphy (Dem), defeated; Jessica R. Cooper, defeated; Jerry J. Kaufman (Libertarian), defeated; David H. Raaflaub (Libertarian), defeated.
1997 Sep 1: Dorothy Comstock Riley, resigned; Clifford W. Taylor, appointed.
1998 Nov 3: Michael F. Cavanagh (Dem), elected; Maura D. Corrigan (Rep), elected; Susan D. Borman (Dem), defeated; Jeffrey G. Collins, defeated; Jerry J. Kaufman, defeated; Matthew R. Abel, defeated; David H. Raaflaub (Libertarian), defeated.
1998 Nov 3: Clifford W. Taylor (Rep), elected; Carole F. Youngblood (Dem), defeated.
1998 Dec 30: Robert P. Young, Jr. (Rep), appointed.
1999 Jan 2: Conrad L. Mallett, Jr., resigned.
1999 Oct 1: James H. Brickley, resigned; Stephen J. Markman, appointed.

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