King County Superior Court
Department 25
Legal/Judicial
Experience: Rated “Exceptionally Well Qualified,” King County Bar
Association; Senior Deputy Prosecuting Attorney, King County,
Specializing in Organized Crime, Public Corruption and Homicide cases;
21 years as a public prosecutor taking on most of the area’s high
profile murders and Organized Crime Groups; Special Assistant United
States Attorney; Founding Member Prosecutor’s Office Homicide Unit.
Other Professional Experience: Formerly with Riddell, Williams
(civil litigation); Saul, Ewing (municipal and school district/finance
law, civil litigation)
Education: New York University School of Law (Juris Doctor),
Temple University (BA Summa Cum Laude), Boston University
Community Service: Youth Athletics, Farming on Vashon Island,
King County Bar Foundation, bicycle commuter
Statement: Roger Davidheiser is rated “Exceptionally Well
Qualified” by the King County Bar Association, the highest rating in
this race. Having tried 100+ jury trials, and a prior practice in civil
law, Roger is the only candidate with the extensive courtroom experience
needed. From getting recent convictions against organized crime to
founding King County Prosecutor’s Homicide Unit, Roger has put Seattle’s
most dangerous criminals behind bars, landing him on national TV (CBS
News 48 Hours, Forensic Files).
From a homeless man beaten to death to a prostitute beaten near death,
Roger cares about us and champions the rights of all who otherwise have
little hope of obtaining justice. Highly respected and committed to
justice for all, Roger will bring these values to the court room.
Roger commutes by bicycle from his farm on Vashon Island. A recent
widower, Roger has two sons in college.
Roger is endorsed by Judy Maleng, Supreme Court Justice Steven Gonzalez,
Superior Court Judge Mary Yu, State Senators Sharon Nelson and David
Frockt, Seattle Council members Sally Bagshaw and Tim Burgess, U.S.
Attorney Mike McKay, ret., Martin Luther King Labor Council, King County
Police Officers Guild, and defense attorneys against whom Roger has
worked as a Prosecutor.
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Finance report:
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CANDIDATE |
UPDATED |
CONTRIBUTIONS |
EXPENDITURES |
| Elizabeth Berns |
8/3/2012 |
$27,448.20
Personal Funds $5,000.00 |
$17,908.40 |
| Roger Davidheiser |
8/3/2012 |
$45,219.20
Personal Funds $1,810.00
Loans $5,000.00 |
$41,539.50 |
| Eric Schmidt |
8/3/2012 |
$7,818.42
Personal Funds $1,000.00
Loans $5,000.00 |
$4,825.65 |
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