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Gov. Dayton appoints Appeals Court judge to replace retiring Supreme Court justice Alan Page
[/title][fusion_text]Wednesday, August 19th 2015
Gov. Mark Dayton has elevated Appeals Judge Natalie Hudson to Minnesota’s Supreme Court in a pick that maintains diversity in the top ranks of the judiciary. The Democratic governor announced his selection Tuesday to fill the seat coming open because of Justice Alan Page’s retirement. Hudson has been a member of the Court of Appeals since her 2002 appointment by then-Gov. Jesse Ventura. It is Dayton’s third Supreme Court appointment.
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