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Oct. 3, 2022

For Judge Laura W. Halgren probation revocation hearing is chance to rehabilitate

“In any given day I can have 50 cases, possibly, mornings and afternoons, plus other matters: motions, probations violations. … There are a lot of competing factors that I have to weigh,” said San Diego Judge Laura W. Halgren.

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For Judge Laura W. Halgren probation revocation hearing is chance to rehabilitate

Laura W. Halgren

San Diego County (San Diego)

Career Highlights: Appointed to the San Diego County Superior Court by Gov. Gray Davis, Aug. 29, 2001, retired January 2023; deputy senior assistant attorney general, supervising deputy attorney general, deputy attorney general, California Department of Justice, 1989-2001; associate, Gray Cary Ames & Frye, San Diego, 1984-89.

Law School: UCLA School of Law
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SAN DIEGO — Her role is to make decisions, Judge Laura W. Halgren said, “so I need to listen to both sides and determine what is fair and appropriate given the circumstances. There are a lot of competing factors that I have to weigh.”

Those hard decisions are coming to an end, though, as Halgren is retiring in mid-January after 21 years on the San Diego County Superior Court and 17 in practice, mostly as a state prosecutor.

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