| Solie M. Ringold (1914-2004) graduated from the University of Washington School
of Law in 1936. His career included private practice and work in the King County Prosecuting Attorney's
office. He also served in Army
intelligence in the South Pacific during World War II.
He was appointed to King County Superior
Court in 1961. He served on that bench until 1977 and then served another
ten years (1978-1988) on the Washington Court of Appeals. He was the first
-- and for many years -- only Jewish judge in the state.
Connie and Edward
Barthold made a gift to the library to buy books in memory of Judge Ringold.
See also - Sara Jean Green,
Solie Ringold, 90, State's First Jewish Judge, Seattle Times, Aug. 24,
2004
- Jack Hopkins,
Dissent
Comes Easily to Judge Solie Ringold, Seattle P-I, June 8, 1986, at F4
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Scott R. Tucker, Profile: Judge Solie M. Ringold, Bar Bull., Dec. 1987, at
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- Outstanding Judge -- Solie M. Ringold, Bar Bull., June 1988
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