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McHenry County Circuit Judge Justin Hansen is a respected judge, accomplished prosecutor, and experienced attorney with over a decade of experience in the law.
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Respected. Accomplished. Experienced.
Judge Justin Hansen is a respected judge, accomplished prosecutor, and experienced attorney with nearly a decade of experience in the law.
Judge Hansen is a Circuit Court Judge for the Twenty-Second Judicial Circuit. He was appointed to represent the Third Subcircuit. He was unanimously appointed in February 2019 by the Illinois Supreme Court to fill the vacancy resulting from Judge Michael Sullivan’s retirement. He currently presides over cases in the Family Division. Previously, he heard cases in the Civil Division. Judge Hansen has been supportive of programs that help assist self-represented litigants, including a volunteer mediation program in his courtroom and a proposed, pro bono attorney assistance desk.
Throughout his career as an attorney, Judge Hansen represented individual, corporate and municipal clients, in both civil and criminal matters. He has successfully litigated scores of cases to verdict, including both jury and bench trials, in McHenry, Lake, and Cook Counties.
Judge Hansen began his legal career in 2009 at Cowlin, Naughton, Curran & Coppedge, a full-service law firm located in Crystal Lake. He worked as a local prosecutor for the City of Crystal Lake and the Villages of Huntley, Cary, Prairie Grove, and Bull Valley. Judge Hansen successfully tried many DUI trials to verdict and provided training to law enforcement about DUI cases and effective courtroom presentation. While at CNCC, Judge Hansen also handled other municipal and civil matters as well as real estate transactions. During that time, he also served McHenry County as a Special Public Defender, representing indigent clients in felony, misdemeanor, and juvenile cases.