Fills Vacancy in Prince George’s County Circuit Court
ANNAPOLIS, MD—Governor Larry Hogan today announced the judicial appointment of Carol Ann Coderre to serve on the Prince George’s County Circuit Court.
“The appointment of qualified individuals to serve across our state’s justice system is paramount to upholding our responsibilities to the people of Maryland and the rule of law,” said Governor Hogan. “I have confidence that Carol Ann Coderre will continue to be a strong advocate for the law and will serve the citizens of Prince George’s County admirably.”
Carol A. Coderre has worked in the Prince George’s County Office of Law since December 2018, where she is a Senior Associate County Attorney in the Litigation Unit representing Prince George’s County and its employees in a variety of civil matters. Coderre previously worked in the Office of the State’s Attorney for Prince George’s County for 20 years and served as a Deputy State’s Attorney from 2015 until her departure in December 2018. Her public service legal career started at the House of Ruth in 1997, where she navigated domestic violence victims through the justice system and assisted with domestic violence prosecution.
She received her B.A. from Goucher College and her J.D. from Boston University School of Law.
ANNAPOLIS, MD—Governor Larry Hogan today announced the judicial appointment of Carol Ann Coderre to serve on the Prince George’s County Circuit Court.
“The appointment of qualified individuals to serve across our state’s justice system is paramount to upholding our responsibilities to the people of Maryland and the rule of law,” said Governor Hogan. “I have confidence that Carol Ann Coderre will continue to be a strong advocate for the law and will serve the citizens of Prince George’s County admirably.”
Carol A. Coderre has worked in the Prince George’s County Office of Law since December 2018, where she is a Senior Associate County Attorney in the Litigation Unit representing Prince George’s County and its employees in a variety of civil matters. Coderre previously worked in the Office of the State’s Attorney for Prince George’s County for 20 years and served as a Deputy State’s Attorney from 2015 until her departure in December 2018. Her public service legal career started at the House of Ruth in 1997, where she navigated domestic violence victims through the justice system and assisted with domestic violence prosecution.
She received her B.A. from Goucher College and her J.D. from Boston University School of Law.
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