D. Andrew Batsche at a glance
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- Municipal Court Judge
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D. Andrew Batsche
Municipal Court Judge · Mason Municipal Court
Biography
Professional career
- D. Andrew Batsche is the long‐time, nonpartisan judge of the Mason Municipal Court in Ohio, serving since his 2008 election and most recently re‐elected in 2025
Education
- in Political Science, Miami University (Oxford, OH) (Bachelor’s Degree) — B.A. (1993)
Additional information
- Judge Batsche has presided over cases in the Mason Municipal Court since his initial election in 2008, having been re‐elected three times, including the latest in 2025.
- Mason High School, 1989 (High School).
- Before joining the bench, Batsche practiced law at Batsche & Batsche in Mason
- focusing on probate, domestic relations, and criminal defense.
- He also held the role of a law clerk and public defendant in Warren County Court and Warren County Common Pleas Court, gaining trial and administrative court experience
- Official court page: Mason Municipal Court – Judge Batsche Warren County Bar Association profile: D. Andrew Batsche Warren County Bar Association
Applicable Court Rules & Procedures
Remote appearances
Statewide
Ohio's statewide virtual-court guidance tells courts to include instructions for submitting exhibits or notifying the court of witnesses when remote-hearing information is sent to participants.
Instructions for submitting exhibits or notifying the court of witnesses.Virtual Public Access to Ohio Court Proceedings ↗
Statewide
Ohio's statewide virtual-court guidance recommends advance ground rules for documents, exhibits, screen sharing, and pre-marking exhibits for remote hearings.
Documents: Share any documents/exhibits that will be reviewed in advance. Use the share screen function while documents are being discussed during the hearing. Request that the documents are pre-marked for exhibit purposes.Virtual Public Access to Ohio Court Proceedings ↗
Statewide
Ohio's statewide virtual-court guidance states that litigants, attorneys, and the public should be instructed not to record the hearing.
The court should instruct the litigants, attorneys, and the public to not record the hearing.Virtual Public Access to Ohio Court Proceedings ↗
Sources
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Ohio Judicial Conference Directory official judicial roster
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