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RESPECT • COMMUNITY • SERVICE

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Meet Justice Begay

I come from a long line of Indigenous warriors and, in their honor, I am a veteran. I proudly served twenty years in the United States Naval Reserves. I received my BA in Native American History from UC Berkeley and am a graduate of ASU’s Sandra Day O'Connor School of Law, specializing in Federal Indian Law.
I am a Two Spirit parent of three incredibly wonderful children, two teenagers and one still in grade school. 
Most recently, I accepted the call to a deeper commitment to my community and was ordained as a Deacon with New Hope UCC of Phoenix. 
It is an honor to be your candidate for Justice of the Peace for Encanto Court.

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