Alexandra Robak

Alexandra Robak was appointed to the Fremont County Court in 2018, took office in January 2019 and is the only judge handling county court cases in Fremont County. She hears civil, criminal, misdemeanor and traffic cases, and she is the judicial officer for the county's Recovery Court and its Competency Diversion Program. Voters retained her in 2022 with 65.5 percent of the votes cast on the question: 11,042 yes and 5,817 no.

Before her appointment she worked for the Office of the State Public Defender in the Eleventh Judicial District. She earned her undergraduate degree at the University of Michigan and graduated from Brooklyn Law School with a specialty in criminal law.

The Eleventh Judicial District Commission on Judicial Performance voted 7 to 0 that she meets performance standards, with two members absent and one vacancy on the commission. Its surveys drew responses from 3 attorneys and 25 non-attorneys. Of the attorneys, 67 percent answered that she meets performance standards and 33 percent that she does not. Of the non-attorneys, 96 percent answered that she meets the standards and 4 percent that she does not.

The commission writes that "she has improved the efficiencies of handling a busy docket which a 2024 study indicated was 50 percent higher than typically assigned to a fulltime Judge." It reports that she "has made strides to meet goals she set for herself four years ago including improving the efficiency of motion and revocation hearings as well as making recovery court align with national standards." In the commission's words, she "wants people to feel they have been treated fairly in her court by assuring them the opportunity to be heard and by showing mutual respect."