Judge candidate steps forward in Washington County

Kelley Malone O'Neill of Woodbury, a longtime Ramsey County public defender who is now a manager, has become the first candidate to announce a bid for the Washington County judgeship being vacated by the retiring Thomas Armstrong.

June 6, 2010 at 2:35AM

Kelley Malone O'Neill of Woodbury, a longtime Ramsey County public defender who is now a manager, has become the first candidate to announce a bid for the Washington County judgeship being vacated by the retiring Thomas Armstrong.

Malone O'Neill must collect at least 500 signatures on a petition to support her candidacy by Thursday.

Malone O'Neill, 48, who is experienced in juvenile and criminal cases, was a previous finalist for a judgeship appointment in Washington County.

She and her husband, Pat O'Neill, a St. Paul lawyer, have two children.

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