Judges and Judiciary
Jul. 28, 2001
Back to Basics
I was appointed to the bench in 1984. In 1990, for a variety of reasons, I left judging and became a lawyer again. This sojourn lasted only five months, after which I returned to the bench. This experience, while brief, left me with a number of revised opinions about the judiciary. Prominent among these is that a mandatory temporary return to practice would be good for judges.
I was appointed to the bench in 1984. In 1990, for a variety of reasons, I left judging and became a lawyer again. This sojourn lasted only five months, after which I returned to the bench. This experience, while brief, left me with a number of revised opinions about the judiciary. Prominent among these is that a mandatory temporary return...
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