Maureen Walsh at a glance
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Maureen Walsh
Associate Justice · Massachusetts Appeals Court
Maureen Walsh — Massachusetts Appeals Court
Biography
Professional career
- 2021–present — Associate Justice, Massachusetts Appeals Court
- Maureen E. Walsh has held the role of Associate Justice of the Massachusetts Appeals Court since May 17, 2021, replacing Edward J. McDonough Jr
- Associate Justice Maureen E. Walsh is a judge on the Massachusetts Appeals Court, appointed in 2021 by Governor Charlie Baker, with a career spanning law clerkship, prosecutorial work, parole board leadership, and multiple district court presiding roles
- 2008–2021 — Associate Justice, Eastern Hampshire District Court; also held the role of presiding justice of Holyoke and Northampton District Courts, and Regional Administrative Justice for Region 6
- 1991–1994 — Law clerk to U.S. District Judge Michael A. Ponsor
Education
Additional information
- One of the judges who hear appeals from lower state courts in Massachusetts
- Walsh has presided over significant cases in criminal, civil, municipal, and administrative law, including matters involving criminal procedure, municipal governance, and civil practice
- Born in Boston and raised in Needham, Walsh’s legal career reflects a mix of public service, judicial leadership, and appellate work
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