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Phoenix, AZ ~ Phoenix, AZ - Governor Katie Hobbs has announced the appointment of Aaron Demke as the newest addition to the Mohave County Superior Court. Judge Demke, who has been serving as a commissioner on the court since 2021, brings with him a wealth of experience and expertise in the legal field. Prior to his role as a commissioner, he served in both the Mohave County Public Defender's Office and the Mohave County Office of the Legal Advocate.
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Governor Hobbs praised Judge Demke's dedication to serving the people of Mohave County throughout his entire legal career. She stated, "He has proven himself to be a highly capable lawyer and judicial officer, making him an excellent choice for this new role."
Judge Demke's appointment comes after the retirement of Judge Lee F. Jantzen, and he is expected to continue upholding justice and serving his community in this new position.
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Governor Hobbs praised Judge Demke's dedication to serving the people of Mohave County throughout his entire legal career. She stated, "He has proven himself to be a highly capable lawyer and judicial officer, making him an excellent choice for this new role."
Judge Demke's appointment comes after the retirement of Judge Lee F. Jantzen, and he is expected to continue upholding justice and serving his community in this new position.
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