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Georgia Goslee, Esq.
Jo M. Glasco, Esq.
Lillie Price-Wesley, Esq.
James E. Henson, Sr., Esq
Charles Jerome Ware, Esq.
Louis Hutt, Jr., Esq.
Doris G. Walker, Esq.
Leslie E. Turner, Esq.
Charles L. Fuller, Esq.
Jo Ann Branche, Esq.
Patrick J. O'Guinn, Sr., Esq
Hon. Sherae M. McNeal, Esq.
Rhonda Cook-Neuman, Esq.
Marcia A. Stephenson, Esq.
Damani K. Ingram, Esq.
Allyson H. Owens, Esq.
Anika T. Ingram, Esq.
Cestaine Glover. Esq.
Donnell McNeal, Esq.
Lonnie Robbins, Esq.
African American Judges
Hon. Frank Turner
Hon. Donna Hill-Staton
Hon. Alice Gail Pollard Clark
Hon. Pamila Brown
Hon. Sherae M. McNeal
Master William Tucker
Hon. Wayne Brooks (OAH)
Judges - Honored Legacy
Hon. Yvonne Holt-Stone
Hon. Marcella Holland
Hon. James Taylor
Hon. Michael L. McCampbell
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Hon. Sherae M. McNeal
First Elected Black Howard County Judge
Chief Judge Orphans’ Court/Lawyer
Hon. Sherae McNeal, Esq. started her legal career in
Baltimore City Maryland handling complex civil cases
at Schlachman, Belsky and Weiner P.A. before
forming the O’Guinn & McNeal, P.A. law firm in 1994.
In 1998, McNeal became the first elected African
American judge in Howard County history as the
first elected African American Orphans’ Court
Judge.
McNeal has served as the Chief Judge of the
Howard County Orphans’ Court since 2006 and has
been instrumental in promoting the use of modern
information technology within the Orphans’ Court.
During Black History Month
February 2009
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