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Presiding Judges

The presiding judge is the judge in charge of a particular court or judicial district. If there is a panel of judges, the term refers to the senior active judge. The presiding judge manages the courts, assigns cases to other judges and specialized courts, oversees the court calendar, and can decide cases.

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Judge Michael Latham

Apache County

Judge David Thorn

Cochise County

Judge Ted S. Reed

Coconino County
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Judge Timothy Wright

Gila County

Judge Michael Peterson

Graham County

Judge Jeremy Ford

Greenlee County
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Judge Jerry Landau (Temporary)

La Paz County

Judge Pam Gates 

Maricopa County

Judge Steven Moss

Mohave County
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Judge Michala M. Ruechel

Navajo County

Judge Danelle B. Liwski

Pima County

Judge Joseph Georgini

Pinal County
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Judge Thomas Fink

Santa Cruz County

Judge John Napper

Yavapai County

Judge David Haws

Yuma County
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Arizona Supreme Court
Administrative Office of the Courts
1501 W. Washington St.
Phoenix, AZ 85007-3232