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Santa Rosa’s Marcoida among Superior Court appointees

SONOMA COUNTY – Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger today appointed 30 new Superior Court judges in 13 counties, including three in Solano County and one in Sonoma County.

Virginia Marcoida, deputy public defender in Sonoma County since 1985, was appointed a judge in the Superior Court of Sonoma County. The 56-year-old Democrat is a Santa Rosa resident.

Also appointed were three judges in Solano County: Robert C. Fracchia, Alesia P. Jones and Earl Bradley Nelson.

Mr. Fracchia, a 54-year-old Democrat from Vacaville was a commissioner for the Solano County Court. He worked as deputy public defender with Solano County.

Ms. Jones, an assistant city attorney in Vallejo, is also a Democrat. The 43-year-old Oakland resident was also a deputy city attorney in Berkeley.

Mr. Nelson, 56, and a court commissioner, is registered decline to state. He has been a partner in Hagler and Nelson and was a deputy public defender.

The appointment fills positions created by Senate Bill 56 passed in 2006, which created 50 additional superior court judgeships.

The compensation for the position is $178,789

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