MINOT, N.D. (AP) - Three lawyers have applied to succeed a longtime Minot-based judge who is retiring.
North Central Judicial District Presiding Judge William McLees plans to step down at the end of June, ending a three-decade career behind the bench.
The state Supreme Court says Minot lawyers Kelly Dillon, Stacy Louser and Robert Martin have applied for the opening. A judicial nominating committee will interview them in late May and eventually make a recommendation to Gov. Jack Dalrymple, who will appoint a successor to McLees.
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