Ron Parraguirre

Ron Parraguirre is the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Nevada. He was appointed in 2004, and his term ends in 2017. He is also a former president of the Nevada District Judges Association.^[1] He received his Juris Doctor from the University of San Diego School of Law.

He became Chief Justice on January 4, 2016.^[2]

References

↑ "Justice Ron D. Parraguirre". nvcourts.gov. Retrieved 2015-11-28.
↑ Ron D. Parraguirre appointed as Nevada Supreme Court Chief Justice, KTNV News, January 4, 2016

Chief Justices of Supreme Courts of the United States

Chief Justice of the United States: John Roberts

AL Lyn Stuart (Acting) AK Craig Stowers AZ Scott Bales AR James Hannah CA Tani Cantil-Sakauye CO Nancy E. Rice CT Chase T. Rogers DE Leo E. Strine Jr. FL Jorge Labarga GA Hugh P. Thompson HI Mark E. Recktenwald ID Jim Jones IL Lloyd A. Karmeier IN Loretta H. Rush IA Mark Cady KS Lawton Nuss KY John D. Minton Jr. LA Bernette Joshua Johnson ME Leigh Saufley MD Mary Ellen Barbera MA Ralph Gants MI Robert P. Young Jr. MN Lorie Skjerven Gildea MS William L. Waller Jr. MO Patricia Breckenridge MT Mike McGrath NE Michael Heavican NV Ron Parraguirre NH Linda S. Dalianis NJ Stuart Rabner NM Barbara J. Vigil¹ NY Janet DiFiore NC Mark Martin ND Gerald W. VandeWalle OH Maureen O'Connor OK Tom Colbert² OR Thomas A. Balmer PA Thomas G. Saylor RI Paul Suttell SC Costa M. Pleicones SD David Gilbertson TN Sharon G. Lee TX Nathan Hecht³ UT Matthew B. Durrant VT Paul Reiber VA Donald W. Lemons WA Barbara Madsen WV Menis Ketchum WI Patience Roggensack WY E. James Burke DC Eric T. Washington Territories: AS Michael Kruse GU Robert J. Torres Jr. MP Alexandra Cruz Castro PR Maite Oronoz Rodríguez VI Rhys S. Hodge

Italics indicate appointed supreme courts. 1. Chief Justice Tittle is Rotated. 2. Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals, Presiding Judge David B. Lewis 3. Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, Presiding Judge Sharon Keller

Current statewide political officials of Nevada

U.S. Senators	Harry Reid Dean Heller

U.S. Representatives	Dina Titus, 1st district Mark Amodei, 2nd district Joe Heck, 3rd district Cresent Hardy, 4th district

State government	Brian Sandoval, Governor Mark Hutchison, Lieutenant Governor & President of the Senate Adam Laxalt, Attorney General Barbara Cegavske, Secretary of State Dan Schwartz, Treasurer Ron Knecht, Controller

Senate	Joe Hardy, President pro tempore Michael Roberson, Majority Leader Aaron D. Ford, Minority Leader

Assembly (House)	John Hambrick, Speaker John Ellison, Speaker pro tempore Paul Anderson, Majority Leader Marilyn Kirkpatrick, Minority Leader

Supreme Court	Ron D. Parraguirre, Chief Justice James W. Hardesty, Justice Kristina Pickering, Justice Mark Gibbons, Justice Michael A. Cherry, Justice Michael L. Douglas, Justice Lidia S. Stiglich, Justice

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