Daniel Winfree

Daniel Edward Winfree (born February 1953) is a justice of the Alaska Supreme Court, who was appointed by Governor Sarah Palin in 2008.[1] He was sworn in on February 13, 2008.[2]

Daniel Winfree


Chief Justice of the Alaska Supreme Court
Incumbent
Assumed office July 1, 2021
Preceded by	Joel Bolger
Associate Justice of the Alaska Supreme Court
Incumbent
Assumed office February 13, 2008
Appointed by	Sarah Palin
Preceded by	Alex Bryner

Personal details
Born	Daniel Edward Winfree February 1953 (age 68) Fairbanks, Alaska, U.S.
Education	University of Oregon (BS) University of California, Berkeley (MBA, JD)

Education

He received a Bachelor of Science in finance from the University of Oregon in 1977, a master of business administration from the Haas School of Business and juris doctor from UC Berkeley School of Law both in 1981.[3]

Alaska Supreme Court

He was appointed to the court in 2008 by Republican Governor Sarah Palin to succeed former Associate Justice Alex Bryner.

References

Mandy Gillip. "Alaska Supreme Court Chief Justice to retire in June 2021 – Ballotpedia News". Retrieved 2021-01-16.
"Sarah Palin's Judicial Appointments - TalkLeft: The Politics Of Crime". www.talkleft.com. Retrieved 2021-01-16.
"Supreme Court Justice – Daniel E. Winfree" (PDF). public.courts.alaska.gov/. Retrieved March 11, 2020.

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Chief justices of state and insular area supreme courts
Chief Justice of the United States: John Roberts
AL Tom Parker AK Daniel Winfree AZ Robert M. Brutinel AR John Dan Kemp CA Tani Cantil-Sakauye CO Brian Boatright CT Richard A. Robinson DE Collins J. Seitz Jr. FL Charles T. Canady¹ GA David Nahmias HI Mark E. Recktenwald ID G. Richard Bevan IL Anne M. Burke IN Loretta Rush IA Susan Christensen KS Marla Luckert KY John D. Minton Jr. LA John L. Weimer ME Valerie Stanfill MD Joseph M. Getty MA Kimberly S. Budd MI Bridget Mary McCormack MN Lorie Skjerven Gildea MS Michael K. Randolph MO Paul C. Wilson MT Mike McGrath NE Michael Heavican NV James Hardesty NH Gordon MacDonald NJ Stuart Rabner NM Michael E. Vigil¹ NY Janet DiFiore NC Paul Newby ND Jon J. Jensen OH Maureen O'Connor OK Richard Darby² OR Martha Lee Walters PA Max Baer RI Paul Suttell SC Donald W. Beatty SD Steven R. Jensen TN Roger A. Page TX Nathan Hecht³ UT Matthew B. Durrant VT Paul Reiber VA Donald W. Lemons WA Steven González WV Evan Jenkins WI Annette Ziegler WY Kate M. Fox DC Anna Blackburne-Rigsby Territories: AS Michael Kruse GU Philip Carbullido MP Alexandro Castro PR Maite Oronoz Rodríguez VI Rhys Hodge
Italics indicate appointed supreme courts 1. Chief Justice elected biennially by the court from among its members 2. Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals, Presiding Judge Dana Kuehn 3. Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, Presiding Judge Sharon Keller

Statewide political officials of Alaska
U.S. senators	Lisa Murkowski (R) Dan Sullivan (R)
U.S. representative	Don Young (R), At-large representative
State government	Mike Dunleavy (R), Governor Kevin Meyer (R), Lieutenant Governor Treg Taylor (R), Attorney General (Acting)
State Senate	Peter Micciche (R), President Shelley Hughes (R), Majority Leader Tom Begich (D), Minority Leader
State House	Louise Stutes (R), Speaker Chris Tuck (D), Majority Leader Cathy Tilton (R), Minority Leader
Supreme Court	Daniel Winfree, Chief Justice Peter Maassen Susan Carney Dario Borghesan Jennifer S. Henderson, Associate Justices

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