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Judges Friedman, Frankel Tell Candidacy for Election
Judges Benjamin J.
Friedman and Marvin F.
Frankel have announced
their candidacy for re-
election to the District
Court 45-B Bench in the
general election of Nov. 7.
The 45-B Judicial District
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Judge Frankel was ap-
pointed to the bench as
municipal judge in 1968 and
was re-elected in 1969 and
1973. Judge Friedman was
elected municipal judge in
1969 and re-elected in 1973.
Both Judges Frankel and
Friedman were designated
district judges by the state
legislature in 1974 and as-
sumed their present posi-
tions in 1975.
Judge Frankel is on the
advisory boards of the
Anti-Defamation League,
Alcohol Highway Safety
Education Program and the
Michigan Association of Re-
tarded Persons. Judge
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JUDGE FRANKEL, JUDGE FRIEDMAN
Frankel is a lecturer for the ndered to the public as
public relations section of members of judiciary, and
the Michigan District for the honor which such
Judges Association. He also service has brought to the
is on the Rules and Forms law school."
Judges Frankel and
Committee of the Michigan
District Judges Association. Friedman have established
He has also been active with a unique and highly suc-
cessful Neighborhood Ar-
the Criminal Justice Insti-
bitration Panel, presided
tute and the Michigan Judi-
over by clergymen and
cial Institute.
Judge Friedman is a other community members
member and former of- in an attempt to resolve
ficer and vice president neighborhood problems
of Cong. Beth Achim. He without resorting to legal
has served on the board proceedings.
of the United Hebrew
The probation depart-
Schools and is a member ment established by both
of the board of the ADL. judges in 1970 has re-
He is a member of the ceived national recogni-
Jewish War Veterans tion and serves as a
and the Detroit Goodfel- model for similar prog-
lows. He serves on the rams throughout the
criminal justice negli- country. Hundreds of in-
gence, real estate, corpo- terns and master's de -
rate, finance and busi- gree candidates in social
ness law sections of the work have served in the
Michigan Bar Associa- probation department
tion.
which has been designed
A former delegate to the by University of Michi-
Jewish Community Coun- gan, Michigan State Uni-
cil, Judge Friedman also versity, WSU, Oakland
has been a guest lecturer at University and Oakland
the Wayne State University Community College as a
Law School and serves on teaching facility.
the Legislative and Prog-
Both the WSU and Uni-
ram Committees of the Dis-
versity of Detroit Law
trict Judges Association.
Schools have selected the
Both Judges Friedman
45-B District Court as a
and Frankel are graduates
training facility for senior
of the WSU Law School. On
law students. Both Judges
May 13, 1976, the law
Friedman and Frankel have
school and Dean Donald H. worked closely with these
Gordon honored both judges
by awarding them Certifi- future lawyers both off and
on the bench.
cates of Recognition for
"distinguished service re-
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