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Bonnie J. Glenn, Member

Bonnie J. Glenn is a Deputy Chief of Staff with the King County Prosecutor's Office. In that position, she works on legislative and juvenile justice policy, inter-governmental affairs, community outreach and crime prevention. As part of her duties, she heads the Truancy Prevention and Community Response Program and provides legal advice to King County's 19 school districts. She has prosecuted numerous cases involving domestic violence, child abuse and drug use.

Before joining the prosecutor's office, Ms Glenn served as an Assistant Supervisor with the Seattle City Attorney's Office. She served as Seattle's Acting Director of the Domestic Violence Unit, and served on the team that prosecutes high profile cases. In addition, Bonnie was appointed as the first Community Prosecutor under a national grant to work on reducing crime at the intervention level by bringing together the community, police and prosecutors.

Ms Glenn is past president of the Loren Miller Bar Association, past co-chair of the Washington State Bar Association Committee for Diversity, past Bar Leaders Chair for the WSBA and has served on various boards to include King County Washington Women Lawyer's. Bonnie is currently a member of the Governor's Juvenile Justice Advisory Executive Committee, Co-Chair of the King County Bar Association's Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Program, and a member of the Washington State Minority and Justice Commission.

Ms Glenn has provided criminal and civil training at the Washington Association of Prosecuting Attorney's and at the Washington State Association of Municipal Attorney's. She has spoken throughout Washington State on criminal and civil issues and currently hosts Juvenile Justice on County Television. In 2004, she was honored by the Puget Sound Business Journal as a 40 under 40 award recipient, in 2005 by the Loren Miller Bar Association with the Excellence in the Practice of Law Award, in 2006 received the Seattle University School of Law Women's Law Caucus Women of the Year Award, and in 2007 received the innovation in Criminal Justice Award from Seattle University.

Ms Glenn has a Bachelors degree in Business Administration in marketing and management from the University of Washington and a Juris Doctorate from the Catholic University of America School of Law in Washington D.C. While in the District of Columbia, she worked for U.S. Senator Edward Kennedy and the Department of Justice.