In a move maintaining Arizona’s judicial wheels turning smoothly, Governor Katie Hobbs has appointed new clerks to handle the paperwork, scheduling, and various other critical functions for Pima and Maricopa Counties’ Superior Courts; the official announcement came on Friday, outlining the respective backgrounds of the state’s two fresh appointees, according to a press release from Governor Hobbs’ office.
Pima County welcomes James Giacomino, a dedicated public servant and Arizona native who has been an integral part of the Clerk’s office for over a decade he steps into the role left vacant by former Clerk Gary Harrison, bringing to bear 14 years of experience in a department that serves as the administrative heartbeat of the local judicial system.
Maricopa County will see Judge Joseph Malka ascend to the position formerly held by Jeff Fine; his two decades of judicial experience in Arizona are expected to enrich the clerkship, ensuring that the operational efficiency and legal proceedings there continue without disruption, as indicated by Governor Hobbs’ office…