Jesse L. Seabrooks II at a glance
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Jesse L. Seabrooks II
Biography
Professional career
- Employment: Army National Guard, Judge Advocate, 2014 - Present
- Jesse Seabrooks II was selected as a District Court Judge in Minnesota’s 10th Judicial District by Governor Tim Walz on June 25, 2021, to replace Judge Kathleen A. Mottl, and was subsequently elected in 2022
- Employment: Washington County Attorney’s Office, Assistant County Attorney, 2018-2021
- He also serves as a Judge Advocate in the Minnesota Army National Guard and was deployed in support of Operation Enduring Freedom/Operation Spartan Shield in 2017-2018
- Employment: Franklin County Prosecutor’s Office, Assistant Prosecuting Attorney, 2012-2018
- The Judge Advocate General Legal Center and School — 2015
- Employment: Franklin County Public Defender’s Office, Felony Clerk, 2010-2012
- Earlier, he served as an Assistant Prosecuting Attorney in the Franklin County Prosecutor’s Office in Columbus, Ohio
Education
- Capital University Law School — J.D. (2012)
- Ohio University — B.A. (2009)
Additional information
- Current Term expires January 2029.
- 6, 2021, by Governor Tim Walz.
- handling juvenile and grand jury cases.
- overseeing compliance with the state-wide automobile theft grant.
- Appointed/Elected: Appointed Aug.
- Before his appointment, Judge Seabrooks held the role of an Assistant County Attorney in Washington County, Minnesota, where he prosecuted a variety of felony and gross misdemeanor offenses and acted as the County’s Auto Theft Attorney
- His professional expertise spans criminal prosecution, military legal service, and community engagement, reflecting a well-rounded judicial profile For more information about his judicial work and background, official resources include the Minnesota Judicial Branch directory and profiles
Applicable Court Rules & Procedures
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Minnesota Tenth Judicial District Court
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