Lynne A. Pierce Successfully Advances to the Nov. 4 General Election
8/6/2008
Judge Lynne A. Pierce finished a solid 2nd (out of 11 candidates) in the August 5 primary, which makes her a frontrunner for one of the 3 open seats in the November 4 general election.
Thank you for all of your help and your votes. Your support is greatly appreciated!
The primary results have given the Pierce campaign substantial momentum for a victory in November. A lot of work lies ahead and we are grateful for your continued help and support. Keep spreading the word!
The Detroit Free Press Endorses Lynne A. Pierce 7/24/2008
“LYNNE PIERCE, the chief judge for municipal courts in Grosse Pointe Woods and Grosse Pointe Shores, also has 16 years on the bench that will serve her well in circuit court…”
“…Pierce works to identify people in her courtroom who are illiterate, and focuses on getting them help.”
“‘That’s a huge block to anything in your life, and many, many people hide the fact that they can’t read,’ Pierce said. She has initiated a high school program called Critical [Life] Choices, in which she counsels young people about the consequences of risky behavior.”
The Detroit News Endorses Lynne A. Pierce 7/18/2008
“…Our choice [is] Grosse Pointe Woods and Grosse Pointe Shores Municipal Judge Lynne A. Pierce…”
“Judges have a critical role in our society. Their decisions can often have a much more direct impact on the lives of ordinary citizens than those of other officeholder…”
“…Lynne A. Pierce is a well-respected local judge who has also served as a visiting judge in many other Macomb and Wayne county district courts. She has been active in her community’s schools with a program called “Critical Life Choices” to help steer students away from the kinds of impulsive actions that can blight their futures and has years of experience in private practice.”
Judge Pierce, and her volunteers, marched in the Wyandotte parade. There were thousands in attendance. Also, marched in the Southwest Detroit parade with the Michigan Spanish Speaking Democrats.
July 4 Wyandotte Parade
Southwest Detroit July 4 Parade - Judge Pierce marched with the Spanish Speaking Democrats
On May 28, 2008 in Detroit, Michigan, the Honorable Lynne Pierce was sworn in as president of the Wayne Region of Women Lawyers of Michigan. After many years of dormancy, the Wayne Region is once again being brought to life. When asked to be nominated as president, Judge Pierce said, “I would be honored to serve as president of the Wayne Region. Having been a member of WLAM since law school, I am excited about being part of this revitalization. Experienced lawyers have so much to offer newer lawyers. I hope to start a mentoring program and renew our contacts with young women currently in law school in Detroit.”
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| Lynne with the entire 08/09 board |
Lynne with Michigan Supreme Court Justice Marilyn Kelly |
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| Judge Pierce swears in the Ferry School Safety Patrol
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On June 11, 2008, the Honorable Lynne Pierce had the pleasure and honor of swearing in the safety patrol, service squad, and student council members at Ferry Grade School in Grosse Pointe Woods. Judge Pierce reminisced with the students about her days on safety patrol in grade school. She told them how she was among the first girls to be allowed on safety patrol, where she was a Lieutenant. Judge Pierce commended all of the students for volunteering their time for the good of their community.
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Judge Lynne Pierce is proud to be participating in The League of Women Voters from Wayne County candidate forum for judicial candidates running for Third Circuit Court, non-incumbent positions in the Primary Election (5 August 2008). The forum will be held Tuesday, 24 June 2008 at 7:00 until 9:00 PM at Vis-Ta-Tech Center at Schoolcraft College. The candidate forum will be moderated by a member of the League of Women Voters according to established League guidelines. Questions for the candidates will be from the audience. The public is encouraged to attend and learn about the candidates. There are three open seats for Wayne County Third Circuit Court and the August Primary will cut the field from eleven candidates to six candidates.
For more information, please see LWVGP web site at www.grossepointe.mi.lwvnet.org.
The League of Women Voters, a nonpartisan political organization, encourages informed and active participation in government, works to increase understanding of major public policy issues, and influences public policy through education and advocacy. It will never support or oppose any political party or candidate. League membership is open to all citizens of voting age.
Vis Ta Tech Center
Schoolcraft College
Livonia Campus
18600 Haggerty Rd.
Livonia, MI 48152
(734) 462-4400
Vis-Ta Tech Center 734-462-4595
www.schoolcraft.edu
DIRECTIONS:
From the East (Traveling on I-94 West)
Take I-94 W to I-275 N, exit at Six Mile Road; Turn left onto Six Mile Road; Turn right onto Haggerty (at the 2nd light);
Turn right into the north parking lot of Schoolcraft College
From the East (Traveling on I-96 West)
Take I-96 W to I-275 N – exit at Six Mile Road; Turn left onto Six Mile Road; Turn right onto Haggerty (at the 2nd light); Turn right into the north parking lot of Schoolcraft college
From the South (Traveling on I-275 North)
Take I-275 N – exit at Six Mile Road; Turn left onto Six Mile Road; Turn right onto Haggerty (at the 2nd light); Turn right into the north parking lot of Schoolcraft College
LWV is where hands-on work to safeguard democracy leads to civic improvement
Contact:
Christina Schlitt
Vice President of Voter Services
313 310-2144
BCSchlitt@aol.com
