In Brief
- Wisconsin Court of Appeals District I Judge Maxine Aldridge White is retiring April 3.
- Gov. Tony Evers will appoint a replacement to serve the remainder of her term.
- White was the first African American chief judge of Milwaukee County’s First Judicial District.
- Colleagues praised her lasting impact on justice, equity, and judicial diversity.
Wisconsin Court of Appeals District I Judge Maxine Aldridge White is retiring from the bench.
Carl Ashley, Chief Judge of Milwaukee County’s Circuit Court, lauded White’s advocacy for fair representation, adding she has championed initiatives that promote diversity within the legal system.
“Judge White’s commitment to justice has reshaped the legal landscape, leaving a legacy that extends beyond her tenure on the bench,” Ashley told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. “Her work has not only transformed lives but has also laid a foundation for a more inclusive future in the judiciary.”…