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Alexander has practiced law in both Fairfax and Warrenton. Besides his present position as General District Court judge, he was a Substitute District Court judge from 1974-1978 and also a Chancery for the Circuit Courts of Fairfax, Loudoun, Fauquier and Rappahannock.

In nominating him, the Bar Association called Alexander “eminently qualified.”

“We submit that one of the primary goals of your committee, in addressing the vacancies on the Intermediate Court of Appeals, should be to bring as many varied perspectives as possible,” Baumgardner said in his letter. “John Alexander, fcs a prosecutor, legislator, trial ' attorney. District Court judge and officer in the United States Armed Forces, has the variety of experience necessary to discharge the duties of a Justice of the Intermediate Court of Appeals. ”

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