Wendy A Million

has been a full time Tucson City Court judge for 13 years. Since 2012, she has presided over a dedicated domestic violence docket funded in part by two Office of Violence Against Women federal grants. Her project includes all serious domestic violence misdemeanor offenders, full-time staffing by two independent victim advocates, and a team of prosecutors, public defenders and probation officers dedicated to holding offenders accountable, ensuring that procedural justice is enforced, and guaranteeing survivors both access to services and their day in court. Additionally, the project includes a collaboration focused on providing access to services and the court for Deaf survivors of domestic violence. Judge Million was received an Outstanding Woman Leader in Government Award in 2014. Judge Million is the Chair of the Arizona Supreme Court's standing Committee on the Impact of Domestic Violence and the Courts, she is a member of the Judicial Engagement Network established through the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges and the Center for Court Innovation, and she teaches on the topics of the dynamics of domestic violence, protective orders and firearms laws to judges and staff throughout the State of Arizona and throughout the country.