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Hugh F. McGough
wins both the Democratic and Republican nominations
in primary election on May 17, 2011 [Link
to article in the Forest Hills-Regent Square Patch]
The following groups and individuals
have endorsed Hugh McGough to succeed retiring
Judge Nathan Firestone as the Magisterial District
Judge in Pittsburgh's East End:
- 14th
Ward Independent Democratic Club [Link
to endorsement]
- Allegheny
County Constables Association
- Allegheny
County Democratic Committee [Link
to Pittsburgh Tribune-Review article]
- Equality
PA
- Gay
and Lesbian Victory Fund
- Gertrude
Stein Political Club
- Sophie
Masloff, Former Mayor
- Steel
City Stonewall Democrats
- Young
Democrats of Allegheny County
Forest Hills – Regent Square
Patch profiles Hugh McGough, his credentials and
his candidacy, in its March 4th issue.
[Link
to Patch article]
Pittsburgh's Citizen Police Review
Board seeks to continue Hugh McGough's service
as Board Solicitor. Mr. McGough's legal work involving
police practices and reform dates back to the
1990's, when he represented the City of Pittsburgh
in implementing police reforms required by a Consent
Decree with the U.S. Department of Justice. [Link
to Pittsburgh Post Gazette article]
Pittsburgh
City Paper reports on Hugh's leadership of the
new Allegheny County Human Relations Commission,
and its mission to prevent discrimination and
promote fairness. [Link
to Pittsburgh City Paper article]
Hugh
F. McGough's law partner, William Ward, selected
for Governor-Elect Tom Corbet's chief of staff.
[Link
to Pittsburgh Post-Gazette article]
Hugh
F. McGough announces his candidacy for Magisterial
District Court on November 23, 2010, at the Forward
Lanes in Squirrel Hill.
Hugh
F. McGough receives Pittsburgh Post-Gazette endorsement
for Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas as
a "hard- working, experienced attorney [with]
dignity, impartiality and ethics," in an
article on May 3, 2009. [Link
to Pittsburgh Post-Gazette article]
Hugh
F. McGough is rated "Highly Recommended"
by the Allegheny County Bar Association's Judiary
Committee for Service on the Court of Common Pleas
of Allegheny County on November 13, 2008.
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