Said one, “I think Terry would be a very good judge, based on his many, many years of experience, and I know him well, and he's got a good temperament.” Another: “.I think (Coffing would) be a good judge. He certainly had a lot of experience as a civil practitioner.” Another: “(Mendoza)  seemed willing to work hard and understood that she had a learning curve when it came to the civil aspect of things that she needed to do. You know, that much extra to be prepared and sort of indicated to me that that's what she had been doing. And some of the comments I've gotten from people in front of her and then other judges, is that they've been impressed with her thus far.” Another: “I did some research on Ms. Mendoza because I'm familiar with her reputation, which, as a district attorney, is awful, absolutely awful. And I wanted to talk to people who had specifically worked with her and against her. And I talked … eight or nine people, and the comments that I can share from my notes that don't have swear words include no redeeming qualities. She's an actual bad person. People who work with her … found her to be misleading. The words unethical were thrown out, hiding evidence, misrepresenting things, making personal, ad hoc attacks against people. I mean, the whole gamut of bad behavior is what she displayed as a district attorney. According to everybody who had cases with her or against her that I talked to, I didn't get one good comment about her work as a DA. Another: “McLeod is more progressive.” Bottom line: A little mixed, but mostly for Coffing because of experience.

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 	<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="3">Shareholder at Marquis Aurbach -  President and Managing Partner </li>
 	<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="2">Is currently Chief Legal Officer at Face Tec.</li>
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Election 2024

Terry Coffing