Interviews have been held at both the ISBA and CBA offices. Other members of the Alliance are the Asian American Bar, the Black Women Lawyers, the Chicago Council of Lawyers, the Cook County Bar, the Decalogue Society, the Hispanic Lawyers, the Lesbian and Gay Bar, the Puerto Rican Bar and the Women's Bar. The ISBA Committee on Judicial Evaluations met Feb. 28 to ratify findings. The vacancies will be filled subsequently by the Board of Governors. Other Cook County candidates are Stephen D. Blandin, Nate Brenner, David Buffen, Dennis J. Burke, Robert H. Butzow, Robert O. Carroll Jr., Anthony B. Ferraro, David Figlioli, Martin L. Glink, Donnalyn Gurgiolo, Robert H. Hanaford, Paula Hudson Holderman, Michael B. Hyman, Erwin I. Katz, Richard J. Krakowski, Brian P. Liston, Robert A. Loeb, Bryan P. Lynch, Richard P. Miller, Phillip J. Mohr, Cristina Mungai, Ronald J. Nelson, John K. Norris, Kevin E. O'Reilly, Paul G. O'Toole, Angela E. Peters, Vincent Petrosino, Maureen C. Pikarski and Michelle M. Wiedman.
Candidates follow for the five contested downstate elections.
Incumbents are indicated with asterisks. The complete list of candidates in all circuits will be published in the April 2 issue of the ISBA Bar News, along with photographs and biographies of candidates for third vice president and Board of Governors. Ballots will be mailed by April 1 and must be returned by May 10. Those who are elected will take office during the 125th Annual Meeting June 21-24 at The Abbey on Lake Geneva. Court, DCFS officials air juvenile procedures Guest speakers for an ISBA program on juvenile case law and procedural issues this month include experienced officials of both the Cook County Circuit Court and the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services.