Albert Riederer

1945–2012 (age 67)

judge

Biography

Albert Riederer was a respected judge who served the legal system with fairness and wisdom throughout his career on the bench. His judicial decisions reflected a commitment to justice and the principles of law.

Judge Riederer's contributions to the judiciary are remembered by those who appeared before him and his colleagues. He is honored for his service and dedication to upholding the law.

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