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| Snyder adds Judge Beth Gibson to Community Corrections Board |
| By sooeveningnews.com |
| Published: 10/07/2013 |
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Gov. Rick Snyder recently announced the appointments of Judge Martha Anderson, of Troy; Judge Beth Gibson, of Newberry; and the reappointment of Debra Walling, of Dearborn, to the Michigan Community Corrections Board. The 13-member board advises the director of the Michigan Department of Corrections and is charged with approving many components of community corrections programs. “This is a talented group of appointees and I look forward to the contributions they will make to the board,” Snyder said. Anderson was elected to the Oakland County Circuit Court in 2002. She was a Friend of the Court referee in the county for 23 years and has lectured nationally and internationally on family law issues. She also has many civic and professional affiliations. Anderson holds a bachelor’s degree from Wayne State University and a degree from the University of Detroit Law School. Anderson replaces Judge Alfred Butzbaugh and will represent circuit court judges. Gibson is chief judge of the 92nd District Court. She has been involved in the Luce County Community Corrections program since 1995, first as an advisory board member and later as a county commissioner. Gibson holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Michigan and a degree from the Thomas M. Cooley Law School. Gibson replaces Judge Brigette Officer and will represent district court judges. Read More. |
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