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George Frederick Vo-Duc

UT · Judge, Midvale City Justice Court

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George F. Vo-Duc has been the Midvale City Justice Court judge since January 2017. A U.S. Navy veteran and University of Utah law graduate, he spent 15 years as a Salt Lake County deputy district attorney prosecuting narcotics, gang and violent felony cases.

Track record

Track record — General

General · 1 record
  • Was named the new Midvale City Justice Court judge by the Salt Lake County Nominating Commission, in a court system announcement on November 14, 2016. He replaced retiring Judge Ronald Wolthuis. He had been a Salt Lake County prosecutor since 2002, handling drug, gang, special victim, and violent felony cases.

    November 14, 2016

    Source: legacy.utcourts.gov

Track record — Impartiality

Impartiality · 2 favorable
  • Received a 12-0 vote from the Utah Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission finding that he meets or exceeds its standards, in the report it shows voters for his 2026 retention question. The observer and nearly all of 27 people interviewed gave positive reviews. One person said he favored police officers, and the observer noted he repeatedly called court-appointed lawyers a "taxpayer funded attorney."

    October 15, 2026Favorable on Impartiality

    Source: judges.utah.gov

  • Received a 13-0 vote to retain from the Utah Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission in its 2020 report. He passed all 8 minimum standards, and 93% of surveyed attorneys and court staff recommended keeping him. His legal ability and temperament scores were well above other justice court judges.

    June 18, 2020Favorable on Impartiality

    Source: utahjpec.file.force.com

Track record — Legal Competence

Legal Competence · 2 favorable
  • Received a 12-0 vote from the Utah Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission finding that he meets or exceeds its standards, in the report it shows voters for his 2026 retention question. The observer and nearly all of 27 people interviewed gave positive reviews. One person said he favored police officers, and the observer noted he repeatedly called court-appointed lawyers a "taxpayer funded attorney."

    October 15, 2026Favorable on Legal Competence

    Source: judges.utah.gov

  • Received a 13-0 vote to retain from the Utah Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission in its 2020 report. He passed all 8 minimum standards, and 93% of surveyed attorneys and court staff recommended keeping him. His legal ability and temperament scores were well above other justice court judges.

    June 18, 2020Favorable on Legal Competence

    Source: utahjpec.file.force.com

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