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60 minutes
Date Published

December 12, 2025

Publisher

King County Bar Association

Subjects

Juvenile Law/Children's Rights

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Summary

Presentation: “Problem Solving with Youth in Multiple Legal Proceedings” by Judge Joe Campagna, Judge Janet Helson, and Judge Hillary Madsen – King County Superior Court

Judge Campagna, Judge Helson, and Judge Madsen will present several real-life scenarios to demonstrate the complexities that youth face when subject to multiple legal proceedings across different departments in King County. The judges will facilitate a group conversation about issue-spotting, possible procedural tools, and different ways to present the broader context of the youth’s family situation in the courtroom with the goal of improving outcomes for youth.

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Presenters

Hon. Joe Campagna
Judge - King County Superior Court

Judge Campagna was appointed to the King County Superior Court in August of 2022. Prior to joining the Superior Court bench,... Read More

Hon. Janet Helson
Judge - King County Superior Court

Judge Helson joined the King County Superior Court bench on May 4, 2015. She assumed the position previously occupied by... Read More

Hon. Hillary Madsen
Judge - King County Superior Court

Judge Hillary Madsen was elected to serve as a judge on the King County Superior Court. She joined the Court on January 11,... Read More

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