In 1994,Wolohojian left private practice for 16 months to serve as an associate independent counsel on the investigation of Jim Guy Tucker,the former governor of Arkansas. She worked under Independent Counsel Robert B. Fiske.[9]
Judicial career
On November 14,2007,Governor Deval Patrick nominated Wolohojian to the appeals court to fill the seat left vacant by the retirement of Associate Justice Kenneth Laurence. After being confirmed by the Governor's Council,she took the oath of office on February 7,2008.[citation needed] On February 7,2024,Governor Maura Healey nominated her to serve as an associate justice on the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court.[10][11] She was confirmed by the Governor's Council on February 28,2024.[12]
↑ Wolohojian, Gabrielle R. (1986). George Colman the Elder and the late eighteenth-century theatre audience (D.Phil. thesis). Hertford College, Oxford. doi:10.5287/ora-o8y6o5d9b.
Italics indicate individuals who were offered seats on the court, but refused
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