Minnesota governor appoints Supreme Court’s first Black chief justice
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Justice Natalie Hudson will ascend to the court's top spot after eight years, and her position will be filled by an attorney who until recently worked in Governor Tim Walz's office.
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Hudson, who is one of only a few Black justices in state history and will be the first chief justice of color, has been on the Supreme Court since 2015
Gov. Tim Walz on Wednesday promoted Natalie Hudson to become chief justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court this fall, making her the first person of color to lead it.
Justice Natalie Hudson will ascend to the court's top spot after eight years, and her position will be filled by an attorney who until recently worked in Governor Tim Walz's office.