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MacKinnon Gets Endorsements from DA, Sheriffs Association

Three-Way Judge Race Comes to a Vote on June 3.


Saturday, May 10, 2008
By Chris Meagher (Contact)
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Santa Barbara Senior Deputy District Attorney John MacKinnon, a candidate for Superior Court judge, was endorsed Tuesday by his boss, District Attorney Christie Stanley as well as the Santa Barbara County Deputy Sheriffs’ Association (DSA).

The DSA is the largest law enforcement group in the county, with more than 490 members. MacKinnon is squaring off against Kevin Ready, a senior attorney for Santa Barbara County, and research attorney Jed Beebe.

“John MacKinnon is an outstanding attorney with a keen understanding of our laws,” Stanley said in a statement from MacKinnon’s campaign. “As a tough and fair prosecutor, he has represented the people of Santa Barbara County to put criminals behind bars.”

The election is June 3.

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A Judge in Santa Barbara County will need to be an expert and reviewer on a whole lot more than street crimes.

Land use fights, environmental laws, conflicting agency jurisdictions, water rights, and a whole lot more are issues that the Superior Court will decide. These issues affect everyone constantly with few people understanding how a court decision was the final answer.

That is one reason why SBCAN, the Democratic Party, and a hit parade of local elected officials endorse Kevin Ready for Judge, who is a refreshing alternative to the traditional legal pedigree of a law and order prosecutor.

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