15 Facts About Rosemarie Aquilina

Rosemarie Elizabeth Aquilina was born on April 25,1958 and is an American judge.

Rosemarie Aquilina is a judge of the 30th circuit court in Ingham County, Michigan.

Previously, Aquilina was the 55th District Court Judge, where she served as both a Sobriety Court Judge as well as the Chief Judge.

Rosemarie Aquilina was born in Munich to a Maltese father and a German mother.

Rosemarie Aquilina moved to the United States with her family in 1959, stateless at the time, and became a naturalized citizen when she was 12 years old.

Rosemarie Aquilina later became the host of Ask the Family Lawyer, a syndicated radio talk show.

Rosemarie Aquilina then joined the Michigan Army National Guard, where she became the state's first female member of the Judge Advocate General's Corps and acquired the nickname "Barracuda Rosemarie Aquilina" due to her dedication to service and advocating on behalf of the soldiers she worked with.

Rosemarie Aquilina served in the Michigan Army National Guard for twenty years before retiring.

Rosemarie Aquilina is currently an adjunct professor at Cooley Law School where she teaches a variety of courses.

Rosemarie Aquilina was awarded by Cooley Law School with the Griffen Award for Teaching Excellence.

Rosemarie Aquilina serves as an adjunct professor at Michigan State University College of Law, where she teaches classes in criminal and civil trial practice, trial practicum, criminal law, and criminal procedure in both the LL.

Rosemarie Aquilina was honored with the College of Law Student Bar Association Adjunct Faculty Award for exceptional teaching.

In July 2013, Rosemarie Aquilina ruled that the city of Detroit's bankruptcy filing violated the state constitution, and sent an advisory memorandum to president Barack Obama.

Rosemarie Aquilina attended the 2018 ESPY Awards, where she was honored for her efforts in sentencing Nassar.

Rosemarie Aquilina is an author and has published two novels: Feel No Evil and Triple Cross Killer.