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Jolanda Genton

This profile shows publicly documented roles, dates and sources. Historical information is kept separate from current roles.

Current evidence
06

Sources & review status

01Current evidence
Personelles – Kreisgericht Wil
Publisher
Gerichte St.Gallen
Source type
Official court page
Source date / status
Last updated: 4 February 2026
reviewed
· Europe/Zurich

Official staff list. Jolanda Genton is listed among the permanently employed district judges.

Direct source: sg.ch ↗
02Current evidence
Organisation – Kreisgericht Wil
Publisher
Gerichte St.Gallen
Source type
Official court page
Source date / status
Last updated: 5 February 2026
reviewed
· Europe/Zurich

Official organisation page. Genton is listed as vice-president of the 1st division for family law and the 2nd division for other civil law, debt enforcement and bankruptcy matters.

Direct source: sg.ch ↗
03Historical evidence
2025: Kreisgericht Wil – Zustandekommen der stillen Wahl
Publisher
Dienst für politische Rechte, Kanton St.Gallen
Source type
Official election notice
Source date / status
Last updated: 14 July 2025
reviewed
· Europe/Zurich

Official information on the replacement election. Jolanda Genton was elected without a ballot as a full-time or part-time judge of the Wil District Court.

Direct source: sg.ch ↗
04Historical evidence
Staatskalender des Kantons St.Gallen 2025/2026
Publisher
Kanton St.Gallen
Source type
Official institution source
Source date / status
Published: 1 September 2025
reviewed
· Europe/Zurich

The State Calendar lists Jolanda Genton at the Rorschach District Court as chief court clerk.

Direct source: sg.ch ↗
05Historical evidence
Geschäftsbericht der Gerichte 2025
Publisher
Gerichte St.Gallen
Source type
Official report
Source date / status
Annual report 2025; reporting year 2025; no separate publication date recorded in the dossier
reviewed
· Europe/Zurich

The report records Dominik Weiss’s resignation effective 31 January 2026 and names Jolanda Genton as his elected successor.

Direct source: sg.ch ↗