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These profiles were featured in the 60th Anniversary edition of the Annual Report to Stakeholders.

The Lemmon tree of judges has grown sturdy and high
Most offenders in prison have serious mental health issues; he’s showing generations of judges a way to break the cycle
A generation ago, he was the NJC’s star student on TV
Family reunions happen daily for the judges Johnson
Dad and brother went first; now she’s the boss
A pioneering judge inspired her to take the first steps on her own unlikely journey

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