Judges and Judiciary
Jan. 7, 2012
Advice to trial judges, and judge wannabes
Why adopting a judicial philosophy can be a judge's best asset. By Brenda F. Harbin-Forte of Alameda County Superior Court.
As attorneys apply for appointment to the various superior courts around the state, I think it advisable for those considering becoming a judge, and those who have already attained that dream, to think about adopting a judicial philosophy that will sustain them throughout their judicial careers. For trial court judges and trial court judge wannabes, I offer the following advice, taking my cue from the master poet, Rudyard Kipling. It is ...
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