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Gabriel Brickey is likely to be the next Superior Court judge in Fresno County.
He is running in the March 3 election, but does not have an opponent. The seat became available when Judge Don Penner decided not to run for reelection.
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Brickey sat down with GV Wire to answer questions about his judicial qualifications.
In this Take 5 interview, Brickey discussed:
— His experience as an attorney for more than 15 years, and supervising the misdemeanor unit at the Fresno County District Attorney’s office.
— His views on sentencing — and when leniency is appropriate.
— His views on gun rights and the Second Amendment
— His thoughts on fees tacked on top of fines for parking or moving violations.
— Why he is running: his experience and approach to service.
Click on the image above to watch his Take 5 interview.
Even though he is running unopposed, Brickey’s name will still appear on the ballot. A county judge serves six-year terms.
David Taub has spent most of his career in journalism behind the scenes working as a TV assignment editor and radio producer. For more than a decade, he has worked in the Fresno market with such stops at KSEE-24, KMJ and Power Talk 96.7. Taub also worked the production and support side of some of TV sports biggest events including the Super Bowl, the NBA Finals and NASCAR to name a few. Taub graduated from the University of Michigan with dual degrees in communications and political science. You can contact David at 559-492-4037 or at Send an Email
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Denna
February 17, 2020 at 11:07 am
Hope he gets tougher on child sex offenders than he was in the D.A.’s office