unmatched service
Jonathan J. Paasch, a native of Kent County, has dedicated himself to ensuring the safety and prosperity of his community. Throughout his tenure as a police officer in Wyoming, Walker, and while assigned to the Kent County Sheriff's Department, he tirelessly worked across various high-profile assignments. From serving as a school resource officer to assuming roles in the Honor Guard, the Special Response Team, hostage negotiation, undercover narcotics investigation, and road patrol supervision, he consistently demonstrated unwavering commitment and expertise. His devotion to public safety and service is unmatched and surpasses any candidate for the 63rd District Court Judgeship.
Jonathan J. Paasch transcends the stereotype of a typical lawyer. Unlike others who have sought the bench, he doesn't hail from a family of lawyers or judges. Instead, he independently pursued his ambitions with unparalleled dedication, balancing the demanding responsibilities of a third-shift police supervisor with full-time attendance at law school, graduating with top honors. His career reflects this dedication, working with top-tier law firms and a Fortune 500 company, emphasizing his commitment to the rule of law and service to the community. His career has been entirely focused on fairness, the rule of law, and public safety for the benefit of the community, without the benefit of favor or bias.
Jonathan J. Paasch for 63rd District Court Judge
Paid for by the Committee to Elect Jonathan J. Paasch for 63rd District Court Judge.
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