Judges and Judiciary
Aug. 31, 2012
Doubts, support for the Alliance of California Judges lurked behind OC assistant PJ election
The controversial Alliance of California Judges was an important, but not dominant, factor in the election of Orange County Superior Court's new assistant presiding judge.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SANTA ANA - Orange County judges say they chose Glenda Sanders to be their new assistant presiding judge Monday because they wanted someone to run the court efficiently and represent it effectively at the state level.
But another issue in the race, some judges acknowledge, was the fact that Sanders' opponent, Andrew P. Banks, is a leader in the controversial Alliance of California Judges. <...
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