Mark Miller for Judge

10/27/2021

Just one week until Election Day! 🗳

10/03/2021

We are almost to the finish line 🏁 but need your help!!! Early voting starts Tuesday October 5! We are out informing voters about the critical importance of good judges!!! Please go to markmillerforjudge.com and donate $5, $10, or any contribution you can to help make this happen!!! 😊 🇺🇸

09/21/2021

A few pics from the campaign trail!!! 🗳 ⚖️😊

09/06/2021

Wishing everyone a Happy Labor Day! 🇺🇸

09/02/2021

Wow, just 60 days till Election Day! Please make sure to get out the vote! 🗳 Our campaign is picking up some serious momentum, but we need your help! Please visit markmillerforjudge.com to contribute! Experience does matter!! ✅ paid for by Mark Miller for Judge

08/19/2021

Hey folks, yes, yard 🏡 signs 🪧 are coming soon!!! I’ll personally deliver yours!!!! 😊

07/30/2021

This week I was in Ross, Wyandot and of course Franklin counties litigating cases. I firmly believe it’s crucial to elect judges with well-rounded courtroom experience. I have practiced law in over 35 Ohio counties, have tried dozens of jury trials, and argued countless number of cases. We need experienced judges who will be fair, follow the law, work hard to keep us safe, and treat all parties with respect. Have a great weekend everyone! 😃

07/16/2021

Question of the Day: Do you believe you will have a good judicial temperament?
Answer: This is an important question that frankly, should be discussed more often. Judicial temperament describes a judge's general attitude toward the law, litigants and other judges. Yes, I do believe I would have a good judicial temperament. I am in the courtroom just about every day and manage a busy docket. I have practiced in front of dozens of judges and have personally seen how judicial temperament can affect the parties and even the outcome of a particular case. I have been in front of judges with a wide range of temperaments and have learned over the past 18 years that an appropriate judicial temperament is critical to the fair administration of justice. 😀⚖️

07/13/2021

Believe it or not, early voting 🗳 is right around the corner! If you aren’t registered, or need to update your information, you may do so at www.voteohio.gov! 😊🇺🇸

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07/13/2021

Check out my profile and bio below!

Candidate for:
Franklin County Municipal Court

Undergraduate Education: Muskingum University, B.A. (2000), Summa Cum Laude; member of speech team

Legal Education: Capital University Law School (2003), Summa Cum Laude; Associate Editor of Law Review; Legal Writing and Research Teaching Assistant

Legal Experience:

I graduated from Capital University Law School in 2003, with highest honors. While in law school, I was able to intern with several firms, which allowed me to gain experience in the practice areas of criminal defense and civil litigation. Shortly after graduating, I became a partner in a firm where I devoted most of my practice to criminal law and ended up trying my first jury trial just a month after becoming licensed. I have been in private practice for several years and have managed my own law firm in the German Village area since 2014. I have represented clients from all walks of life and from all different ages, races and backgrounds. I represent a diverse clientele, many of whom have struggled with drug addiction, substance abuse, mental health and other personal issues.

I have tried dozens of criminal jury trials throughout central Ohio in municipal and common pleas courts. In additional to criminal jury trials, I have litigated civil cases, participated in depositions, mediations, and settlements. You can find me in the Franklin County Municipal Court just about every day, and I pride myself on the kind of broad experience I will bring to the bench. Also, I have argued numerous appellate cases in several courts, including the Ohio Supreme Court.

I believe I am qualified for the Franklin County Municipal Court because of my 18 years of litigation experience and familiarity with the court. I have handled hundreds of municipal court cases and have tried cases there. I know how the court works, and while there is always something new to learn, I am confident that if elected, I will be prepared to take the bench on day one.

Further, as part of my law practice, I have represented clients from diverse backgrounds, each with a different life story. Based on my unique professional experience, I believe I am qualified to listen to everyone who walks into my courtroom, keep an open mind, apply the law, and to administer justice in a fair and balanced way. Also, of great importance is to treat all litigants and parties with respect. I kindly ask for your support this November.