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Justice Brunner’s campaign for Supreme Court of Ohio!
Justice is about fairness, equality and respect for all people.
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Justice Brunner’s campaign for Supreme Court of Ohio!
WHAT DOES JUSTICE MEAN TO YOU?
If you’re a worker who is injured on the job, you want fairness in getting compensation and respect for the time you need to heal from your injury
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If you own a business, you want to be able to compete in the marketplace with fair laws and rules so you and your employees can thrive
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When you stay at home, walk on the street or travel in a car, you want for you and your loved ones to be safe
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When you answer your phone, you want to know you are not being scammed or cheated and that your money is safe
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The Ohio Supreme Court hears cases involving all of these things, and more . . . that’s why Ohio’s constitution calls each member of the state’s highest court, “Justice.”
Re-elect a Justice who works for you—Justice Jennifer Brunner.
WHAT DOES JUSTICE MEAN TO YOU?
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If you’re a worker who is injured on the job, you want fairness in getting compensation and respect for the time you need to heal from your injury
If you own a business, you want to be able to compete in the marketplace with fair laws and rules so you and your employees can thrive
When you stay at home, walk on the street or travel in a car, you want for you and your loved ones to be safe
When you answer your phone, you want to know you are not being scammed or cheated and that your money is safe
The Ohio Supreme Court hears cases involving all of these things, and more . . . that’s why Ohio’s constitution calls each member of the state’s highest court, “Justice.”
Re-elect a Justice who works for you—Justice Jennifer Brunner.
Meet Justice Brunner
Justice Jennifer Brunner has served at all three levels of Ohio’s judiciary. Before her election to the Ohio Supreme Court in 2020, she was a judge of Ohio’s Tenth District Court of Appeals for 6 years. She also was a judge of the Franklin County Common Pleas Court for the state’s most populous county, for nearly 5 years. While a trial judge in Franklin County, she became concerned about the high percent of people in the criminal justice system who were addicted to drugs and experienced mental illness. She founded in 2004 the county’s adult felony drug court, still operating today. This special court docket helps people move from crime and addiction to clean and healthy lives and give back to their families and communities.
