Supreme Court Justice Charles W. Johnson, elected in 1990, has earned the respect and enthusiastic statewide support for his dedicated, open-minded, and independent approach to serving justice.

Representing clients for 14 years in sole practice, he shared their frustrations in the slowness of the judicial system. He recognizes people value their time and money. Since coming on the court, he has committed himself to speeding up the process of rendering justice and improving accessibility to the courts. Honored for his work to improve courtroom procedure and increase court efficiency, he recognizes more must be done and is committed to do all he can.

His common sense, proven commitment to individual liberties and individual constitutional rights, and his dedication to improving access to justice, has drawn support from Police Officers Council, State Troopers, State Labor Council, State Firefighters, State Employees, teachers, builders, and others, including past Bar Association Presidents and current and former law school deans.

A lifetime Washington resident, he and his wife, Dana, live in Gig Harbor. A dedicated worker, he labored full-time in a lumber mill during law school. His proven work ethic, integrity, honesty, fairness, and concern for people and the legal system have earned your support.

Pam Loginsky is an experienced appellate attorney. She has argued hundreds of civil and criminal cases before the Washington Supreme Court and the Washington Court of Appeals. The excellence of her work has been recognized by the Washington Association of Prosecuting Attorneys and the Association of Government Attorneys in Capital Litigation. Her professionalism and her commitment to pro bono (free) legal services were recognized by the Kitsap County Bar Association. Pam Loginsky is rated "well qualified" for this position by the Pierce County Bar Association.

Pam Loginsky served our country in the Navy and continues to serve our communities through her numerous volunteer and professional efforts. Her daily contacts with attorneys throughout this state from Asotin to Yakima, ensures a balanced understanding of concerns on both sides of the Cascades.

A proven leader in responding to domestic violence, she regularly conducts training for police officers, advocates, and prosecutors. She has worked tirelessly to obtain new laws that will increase victim safety. Her endorsements include numerous prosecutors and police officers and respected victim rights advocates such as Republican Representative Ida Ballasiotes and Democratic Senator Jeri Costa.

Pam Loginsky will bring balance and extensive experience to our Supreme Court.