Governor DeWine appoints Best to Tiffin-Fostoria Municipal Court
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Ohio Governor Mike DeWine Friday announced the appointment of Rhonda L. Best to the Tiffin-Fostoria Municipal Court.
Best, of Tiffin, will assume office on Dec. 5 and is being appointed to fill the judicial vacancy that was created by Mark Repp's removal from the bench by the Tiffin City Council.
Best must run for election in November 2023 in order to complete the unexpired term ending Dec. 31, 2025.
She started her career in law in the Seneca County Probate Court as a court investigator and staff attorney and then worked in the Seneca County Prosecutor's Office for 12 years. Best later served as the assistant prosecuting attorney in the misdemeanor crimes division of the Crawford County Prosecutor's Office. Most recently, she was prosecuting attorney in the misdemeanor crimes division in the Seneca County Prosecutor's Office.
Best received her law degree from the University of Toledo College of Law. Prior to earning her law degree, she earned her bachelor of arts degree in English writing from Heidelberg University.
She is the founding member of the Seneca-Wyandot-Crawford Tri-County Women's Bar Association, Vice President of the Crawford County Bar Association and a member CROSSWAEH CBCF, the Ohio Bar Association and the Seneca County Bar Association. Best has also dedicated her time to helping victims of domestic violence as a former board member of First Step, a domestic violence shelter.
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Best, of Tiffin, will assume office on Dec. 5 and is being appointed to fill the judicial vacancy that was created by Mark Repp's removal from the bench by the Tiffin City Council.
Best must run for election in November 2023 in order to complete the unexpired term ending Dec. 31, 2025.
She started her career in law in the Seneca County Probate Court as a court investigator and staff attorney and then worked in the Seneca County Prosecutor's Office for 12 years. Best later served as the assistant prosecuting attorney in the misdemeanor crimes division of the Crawford County Prosecutor's Office. Most recently, she was prosecuting attorney in the misdemeanor crimes division in the Seneca County Prosecutor's Office.
Best received her law degree from the University of Toledo College of Law. Prior to earning her law degree, she earned her bachelor of arts degree in English writing from Heidelberg University.
She is the founding member of the Seneca-Wyandot-Crawford Tri-County Women's Bar Association, Vice President of the Crawford County Bar Association and a member CROSSWAEH CBCF, the Ohio Bar Association and the Seneca County Bar Association. Best has also dedicated her time to helping victims of domestic violence as a former board member of First Step, a domestic violence shelter.
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