Dimmig sworn in
as new public defender
PHOTO BY MARY CANNADAY
Marion Moorman, recently retired after 28 years as Public Defender for the Tenth Judicial Circuit, introduces his successor and longtime colleague, Rex Dimmig, who was sworn in Tuesday in the historic courtroom..
PHOTO BY MARY CANNADAY
Rex Dimmig (far right front) was sworn in as the newly-elected Public Defender Tuesday at the Historical Courthouse. He is shown here with his family, as he is preparing to be sworn in.
PHOTO BY MARY CANNADAY
Rex Dimmig, right, takes the oath of office as newly-elected Public Defender for the Tenth Judicial Circuit. Holding the Bible is his wife, Lois, and administering the oath are his children Heather, Travis, and Tyler.
PHOTO BY MARY CANNADAY
Following a stirring speech about the right of indigent defendants to counsel, newly sworn Public Defender Rex Dimmig recognized the men and women who do this important service on a daily basis - the attorneys of the Public Defenders Office, shown here.
Rex Dimmig was sworn in as Public Defender for the 10th Judicial Circuit Tuesday, staff and friends filling the Polk History Center’s historic courtroom.
The newly-elected Dimmig succeeds Marion Moorman, who held the position for 28 years, re-elected seven times running.
