Minnesota Judicial Branch
Ellie Trebilcock serves as a Judicial Law Clerk for the Honorable Judge Welte at the Minnesota Judicial Branch, a position held since September 2021, involving the writing and editing of orders and memoranda across various legal matters and conducting legal research. Prior experience includes roles as a Research Assistant at the University of St. Thomas, where research focused on civil rights organizations and racial justice, and as a Certified Student Attorney in community justice clinics, where client interviews and research on legal issues were conducted. Ellie Trebilcock has also externed for the Minnesota 4th Judicial District and interned with the City of Saint Paul’s Department of Human Rights and Equal Economic Opportunity, engaging in research and policy analysis. Previous internships with Angie Craig for Congress and in the Office of Governor Mark Dayton involved community engagement and communication tasks. Ellie Trebilcock holds a Juris Doctor from the University of St. Thomas School of Law and a Bachelor's degree in Political Science and Journalism from the University of Minnesota.
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Minnesota Judicial Branch
The Minnesota Judicial Branch is made up of 10 judicial districts with 293 district court judgeships, 19 Court of Appeals judges, and seven Supreme Court justices. The Judicial Branch is governed by the Judicial Council, which is chaired by Lorie S. Gildea, Chief Justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court. The Minnesota Judicial Branch is mandated by the Minnesota Constitution to resolve disputes promptly and without delay.