Adolf Zeman
Alaska Superior Court judge hearing the state voter-list privacy suit.
Appointed by Governor Mike Dunleavy on 15 April 2020, Adolf Zeman came to the Anchorage bench after private practice. His judicial work followed a clerkship in the same court.
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Refused to dismiss the privacy suit
US Midterms 2026: Judge Zeman keeps Alaska voter-list suitBackground
Adolf Zeman serves on Anchorage Superior Court in Alaska's Third Judicial District. Governor Mike Dunleavy appointed him to replace retiring judge Michael L. Wolverton. Before joining the bench, Zeman worked in private practice in Anchorage. His [official judicial biography](https://courts.Alaska.gov/judges/docs/avz.pdf) records service at DeLisio Moran Geraghty & Zobel, followed by Landye Bennett Blumstein, where he worked until his judicial appointment.
Zeman graduated from East Anchorage High School and earned a political Science degree at the University of Oregon in 2000. He received his law degree from Gonzaga University in 2004. After law school, he returned to Anchorage as a clerk for Superior Court Judge Stephanie Joannides before entering private practice.
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