Perspective
Dec. 4, 2014
Brown's picks will elevate judiciary
Gov. Jerry Brown's recent nominees for the California Supreme Court have been showered with unusual advance criticism, primarily due to lack of judicial experience. By Yvonne E. Campos
Gov. Jerry Brown's recent nominees for the California Supreme Court have been showered with unusual advance criticism, primarily due to lack of judicial experience. Fortunately for our state and its judicial branch, the governor knows that prior judicial experience in no way guarantees excellence in appellate judging and need not be a prerequisite for appointment to our highest court.
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