Lally-Green Retiring from Bench
Superior Court Judge Maureen Lally-Green is retiring from the bench effective July 31 to take a job as director of the Diocese of Pittsburgh's Office of Church Relations.
According to a news release, Lally-Green will represent the Diocese to civic, charitable, service and community organizations.
She was sworn in as judge of the Superior Court in June 1998 following her appointment by then-Governor Tom Ridge and confirmation by the Senate in 1999. She was elected to a full ten-year term the following year. Lally-Green was a full professor of law at Duquesne for 15 years.
Lally-Green lives in Butler County with her husband. They are the parents of three grown children.
Bishop David A. Zubik is expected to officially announce the appointment this afternoon.
According to a news release, Lally-Green will represent the Diocese to civic, charitable, service and community organizations.
She was sworn in as judge of the Superior Court in June 1998 following her appointment by then-Governor Tom Ridge and confirmation by the Senate in 1999. She was elected to a full ten-year term the following year. Lally-Green was a full professor of law at Duquesne for 15 years.
Lally-Green lives in Butler County with her husband. They are the parents of three grown children.
Bishop David A. Zubik is expected to officially announce the appointment this afternoon.
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