Attorneys, elected officials and courthouse staff crowded into a fourth-floor courtroom at the Clark County Courthouse to watch Christine Hayes be sworn in as the county’s newest Superior Court judge on Friday.
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Source: The Columbian
Clark County’s newest Superior Court judge says juvenile justice is her passion
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