Matthew E. Engelking

Stearns County District Court

Judge · State · St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minnesota

Data last updated: 10/7/2026. Status: active.

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    Career history

    • Stearns County District Court · 2019-07-22 to End not recorded · Governor Tim Walz
    • Regent University Law School, 1995. J.D.
    • Summa Cum Laude, Evangel University (Government and Communications-Journalism), 1992. B.A.
    • Adjunct Instructor, American Political Systems / Communications Law, North Central University (1998-2004) ·
    • Assistant County Attorney, Criminal Division, Stearns County Attorney’s Office (2004-2006) ·
    • Attorney/Clerk, Kosieradzki & Associates (1996-1997) ·
    • Attorney, Engelking Law Office, Criminal Defense / General Practice (2000-2004) ·
    • Attorney, Meshbesher Law Office, Criminal Defense (1997-2000) ·
    • Chief – Juvenile Division, Stearns County Attorney’s Office (2006-2018) ·
    • Senior Attorney, Criminal Division, Stearns County Attorney’s Office (2018-2019) ·

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