The Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas will have eight new faces sitting on the bench by mid-February. It's the most sweeping remaking of the local court in at least half a century.
In November, voters elected seven Democrats and one Republican to fill the seats, giving the court a new Democratic majority. So, what does this mean after multiple victorious candidates ran on campaigns of reform?
Joining Cincinnati Edition to discuss the changes to the court are Aftab Pureval; and with the Judge Nicole Sanders; Judge-elect Jennifer Branch; and Judge-elect Robert Goering.
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