About the Judicial Candidate
My name is Gino Briscoe, I am asking for your vote to elect me as Laughlin Justice of Peace.
I am a retired police sergeant from the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department of 36 years, 22 of those years I served the Laughlin community.
I am an experienced pro tempore judge in Laughlin. I was approved and appointed by the Clark County Commissioners March 7, 2023 to be a part-time judge.
Mission
My mission is to help others in all aspects of their lives and continue to serve the citizens of Laughlin in the upmost professional manner. I will keep a fair, firm, and consistent approach in all aspects of judicial review and decision making. I will continue to volunteer as a community member to help others who want to better their lives.
Why vote for Gino?
Gino For Justice
Since retirement, I have been active in the Colorado River, Greenway Heritage trails committee and become a son of a veteran at Post 60 in Laughlin. I volunteer my time weekly to teach Karate at a local church in Laughlin, have been selected to judge in the Laughlin citizen of the year award, joined the Laughlin Chamber of Commerce, and donated more than 100 hours working as a volunteer at the Laughlin food bank.
My passions include my wife of 40 years, Scottie, my first daughter, Gina and her two sons, Aiden and Finn, my daughter, Sophia, and my son, Conner, and his wife, Janelle. I have been training in Karate for the last 51 years and believing in physical fitness my whole life.
Professionally, I was approved by Laughlin Commissioner Naft to be appointed to the position of pro tempore judge, serving the Laughlin community as justice of the peace. As I conduct the court’s affairs seated on the bench, I do it in a firm, fair, and consistent manner so that all who go to court have liberty and justice they seek. This allows me to continue to help others protect our community and hold persons accountable for their actions.
Gino Briscoe is proudly endorsed by
the Public Safety Alliance of Nevada, representing nearly 100 law enforcement organizations and nearly 10,000 officers throughout Nevada, and the Clark County Prosecutors Association for his 2024 campaign for Justice of the Peace, Laughlin Township.