CHRISTINE MORSE
FOR
9TH CIRCUIT COURT
Community Connected
Christine's journey in law began at Wayne State University Law School, where she earned her degree in 1998. After passing both the Michigan and California Bar exams shortly after, she's been practicing law in Michigan since '99. Her legal career has been diverse, from prosecution to insurance defense and workers’ compensation.
During her legal internships in St. Clair and Berrien Counties, Christine handled various misdemeanor charges, gaining experience in negotiations, court appearances, and trials. She also interned for the Honorable Gerald R. Rosen during law school.
Trusted Public Servant
Currently, Christine represents the 40th State House District, bringing her wealth of legal experience to the Appropriations Committee. As Chair of the Subcommittee for Health and Human Services, she oversees a significant portion of the state budget. She's also active in committees focused on corrections, veterans, and firearm safety.
Recognized for her dedication, Christine serves on the Michigan Supreme Court’s Child Legal Representation Task Force and was honored as the 2023 Legislator of the Year by the Michigan Guardianship Association.
Well Rounded Experience
Recognized for her dedication, Christine serves on the Michigan Supreme Court’s Child Legal Representation Task Force and was honored as the 2023 Legislator of the Year by the Michigan Guardianship Association.
Looking ahead, Christine aims to apply her legal expertise to the judiciary, aspiring to become a judge in the Kalamazoo County 9th Circuit Court. With a reputation for fair decision-making and a commitment to community, she believes her transition from legislator to judge will bring valuable perspectives to the bench.