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Article: New Judge Is Ready For Action; James Ryan Shifts To District Court
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- The Washington Post
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- October 1, 1987
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Montgomery County's newest District Court judge, James Ryan, took
his oath of office last Friday. Now, he says, the fun starts.
"I look forward to it," said Ryan, a lawyer for 18 years and a
domestic relations master since 1982. As an arbiter of divorce and
child custody matters at the county Judicial Center, he often has
spent a full day hearing a single case. But as a District Court
judge?
"More action, more people," he said. "The jobs are the same in a
lot of ways, but in District Court, there could be 100 cases in a
day. They give you a docket over there every morning."
That is what he likes, he said. People. Action.
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