Judges and Judiciary,
Ethics/Professional Responsibility
Dec. 17, 2021
LA judge mentorship is a model for courts around the state
Nearly 45 counties have started their own versions, according to Los Angeles County Judge Paul A. Bacigalupo.
Just over a year after it was announced, the Los Angeles County Superior Court's Judicial Mentorship program has seen hundreds of participants and scores of judge-attorney pairings, with courts across the state and country using it as a model for their own mentorship initiatives.
"This is a collaborative effort between the judicial and executive branches, and the Judicial Council has been very supportive," said Judge
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