The Association of Black Judges of Michigan (ABJM) conducted its Annual Out-County Worship Service on Sunday, May 1, at the Saints of God Church in Flint. Gathering for the service were (seated, left to right) Oakland County 46th District Court Judge Debra Nance, ABJM?secretary; Wayne County 36th District Court Judge Demetria Brue, ABJM president; Pastor Alfred L. Harris Sr.; U.S. District Court Judge Linda V. Parker, Eastern District of Michigan; and Wayne County 36th District Court Judge Michael Wagner ABJM treasurer; along with (standing, left to right) Wayne County 36th District Court Judge E. Lynise Bryant-Weekes; Wayne County Probate Court Judge Terrance Keith; Wayne County 36th District Court Judge B. Pennie Millender; Oakland County Circuit Court Judge Denise Langford Morris; Genesee County 68th District Court Judge Herman Marable Jr.; Wayne County 20th District Court Judge Mark Plawecki; Oakland County 50th District Court Chief Judge Cynthia Walker; U.S. District Court Magistrate Judge Stephanie Dawkins Davis, Eastern District of Michigan; and Wayne County 36th District Court Judge Wanda Evans.
Photo courtesy of ABJM
- Posted May 26, 2016
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