George Grimm (1859–1945) was an American jurist and politician who dedicated much of his professional life to public service in the state of Wisconsin. Over his long career, he established a reputation as a prominent legal figure within his community, serving both in the legislature and on the bench.\n\nGrimm's political career included serving a single term as a representative in the Wisconsin State Assembly. Following his legislative service, he transitioned to the judiciary, where he served as a Wisconsin Circuit Court Judge for thirty years, marking a significant tenure of judicial service in the state.
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