Supreme Court G - Nancy M. Saitta

Place of residence: Las Vegas

Age: 55

Incumbency: Candidate for office

Contact information:

Phone: (702) 382-0533

Fax: (702) 382-0953

Judge@NancySaitta.com

www.NancySaitta.com

Education:

Saitta received her bachelor of science from Wayne State University in 1983 and received her J.D. from Wayne State University School of Law in 1986.

Record of service:

She currently holds the position of Nevada District Court Judge. She has been a judge in Nevada since 1996 when she served as municipal court judge from 1996-1998 and has served on the district court bench since 1998.

Chair of the Adoption Exchange Advisory Committee and Domestic Violence Fatality Review Team and serving on the Boards of Domestic Violence Prevention Council, CASA Foundation, Variety Club Children's Charity, Coalition of Missing Children's Clearinghouse, Citizen's for Victims' Rights, Trial by Peers. I served the legal profession on Boards of the Clark County Bar, Nevada State Juvenile Justice Commission and Nevada Children's Justice Task Force.

Honors:

Named as one of Top 500 Judges in America

Received Clark County's Award for Best Program of the Year

Highly ranked municipal and district court judge

Order of Barrister

First Place Team, National Mood Court Competition

Department of Criminal Justice Achievement Award

Platform: My judicial experience is identical to the experience of my opponent when she first sat on the Supreme Court. The difference is I have much broader life experiences which have given me a deeper understanding of the ways the laws impact us. I know what it is like to worry about my children's safety and their future. I know the challenges of divorce and of marriage.

I am running for this important office to make sure the rule of law applies equally to everyone. Our judges need to protect our property rights and respect the decisions we make when we vote. Time and time again, I fully support citizens' rights to control government spending and rulemaking by amending the State Constitution and circulating initiative petitions.

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