Marin B. Greene

Professional career

• Assistant County Attorney for the Fairfax County Attorney’s Office, specializing in labor and employment law since February 2023
• Appointed as a Judge of the Fairfax Circuit Court, with her investiture ceremony scheduled for Friday, October 16, 2026, in Courtroom 5J, followed by a reception for members of the Bench and Bar
• Previously, she worked as a Conviction Review Attorney and FOIA Officer for the Arlington Commonwealth Attorney’s Office (November 2021–July 2022), and as a Senior Assistant Commonwealth Attorney in Fairfax County (April 2018–December 2019)
• In this role, she advises all county departments on employment matters, personnel issues, and public sector collective bargaining, and she established the county’s collective bargaining practice
• She also contributed to the creation of the Circuit Court’s Recovery Court (formerly Adult Drug Treatment Court) and held the role of its inaugural prosecutor

Education

Additional information

• Judge Greene was admitted to the practice of law in Virginia in 2011 and has held multiple significant legal positions.
• During her prosecutorial career, she handled a wide range of cases, including traffic infractions, burglary, homicide, statutory rape, aggravated sexual battery, armed robbery, and trespass.
• Fairfax Circuit Court, which handles civil and criminal cases in Fairfax County, Virginia.
• Recognized for her diligence, attentiveness, and strong work habits, as well as her ability to communicate effectively and demonstrate empathy—qualities deemed essential for the bench.
• She is a member of the Virginia Bar Association, the Local Government Attorneys of Virginia, and other professional organizations.
• Beyond her professional duties, Marin Greene has engaged in educational outreach, including participating in mock trials at Chantilly High School to inspire students and provide practical insights into the legal system.
• In summary, Judge Marin B. Greene combines extensive prosecutorial and public sector experience with a strong commitment to legal education and community service, making her a well-qualified member of the Fairfax Circuit Court.