Chris Herion

Kittitas County Superior Court

Position 1

Legal/Judicial Experience: Present – Private Practice. Special Assistant Attorney General. (2008-2015) Kittitas County Prosecutor's Office. (2005-2007) Criminal Defense Attorney. (2004-2007) Benton County Judge Pro-Tem. (2003-2005) Contract City Prosecutor Pasco, Richland. (2002-2004) Adjunct Criminal Law Professor Columbia Basin College. (2000-2003) Benton County Prosecutor’s Office.

Other Professional Experience: (2008 - ) Major, U.S. Army Reserves, Judge Advocate General (JAG).(1997-2001) U.S. Marine Corps Reserves.

Education: 2000 Western Michigan University (Thomas M. Cooley School of Law). 1993 Washington State University (B.A. Political Science, Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa).

Community Service: (2015 - ) Ellensburg City Council. YMCA Mock Trial

Statement: My name is Chris Herion, and I am asking Kittitas County residents to elect me as their next Superior Court Judge, Position 1. I aim to provide Kittitas County the same level of professional legal service I have worked to provide as a county criminal deputy prosecutor and, in my private capacity, as a Special Assistant Attorney General. My education, professional experience, and military training and service are testament to my broad based background and ability to fairly and impartially hear the important cases that come before our court. My wife and I choose to raise our four children in Kittitas County because we can think of no better place to call “home.” My name is Chris Herion, and I am asking for your vote. Thank you. For More Information: 1-888-758-1769, [email protected], http://facebook.com/herionchris.

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