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Retiring Arizona Supreme Court Justice Once Served in Yuma County

(Capitol Media Services file photo by Howard Fischer) By Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services PHOENIX Arizona Supreme Court Justice Andrew Gould is leaving the bench after just over fopur years in that job. In a news release Friday from the court, Gould, who had been a Yuma County Superior Court judge, did not cite a reason for leaving. He is only 57; judges and justices can serve until age 70. Gould was one of two justices selected by Ducey in 2016 after the Republican-controlled Arizona Legislature agreed to expand the bench from five to seven. That appointment, along with John Lopez IV, who had been the state s solicitor general, gave the governor his second and third justices on the bench.

Arizona Supreme Court Justice Andrew Gould announces retirement

Arizona Supreme Court Justice Andrew Gould announces retirement Lauren Castle, Arizona Republic © Matt York/Associated Press Newly-appointed Arizona Supreme Court justice Andrew Gould is sworn in by assistant Arizona Secretary of State Lee Miller on Dec. 19, 2016, at the Capitol in Phoenix. Arizona Supreme Court Justice Andrew Gould will be stepping down from the bench after serving since 2017, according to a notice he provided to the governor.  Gould will retire on April 1. He was appointed by Gov. Doug Ducey in 2016 after the court expanded from five to seven justices.  Ducey said in a statement Friday that Gould has remained committed to the law, working to ensure justice for victims and upholding the Constitution. 

Supreme Court Justice Gould announces retirement from court

Supreme Court Justice Gould announces retirement from court Public Domain Gov. Ducey addresses public on the justice s character PHOENIX, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) - Arizona Supreme Court Justice Andrew Gould announced his retirement Friday. It has been less than five years since Gov. Doug Ducey appointed Justice Gould to the position on November 28, 2016. The governor commented on the matter saying, Justice Gould has remained committed to law and order throughout his career, working to ensure justice for victims and upholding the Constitution. Not effective until Thursday, April 1, Justice Gould will remain in office for the rest of March. Gov. Ducey describes the soon-to-be retiree as, A long-time public servant, Gould was a Yuma County Superior Court Judge for about 10 years, including serving as Presiding Judge, before being appointed to the Arizona Court of Appeals, Division I by Governor Jan Brewer where he served for about four years prior to his appointment to the Arizona

Arizona Supreme Court Justice Andrew Gould to retire