Judges and Judiciary
Jan. 18, 2003
Nothing Warm or Fuzzy About U.S. Judge Edward Garcia
SACRAMENTO - U.S. District Judge Edward J. Garcia has come a long way for someone who traveled a very short distance. Raised in the rough-and-tumble Alkali Flats neighborhood of Sacramento, bordered by railroad yards and the Sacramento River, he rose to become a federal judge where his 13th-floor corner chambers now overlook the old family home site.
Senior U.S. District judge
Sacramento
Career Highlights: Appointed by President Reagan, March 1984; Sacramento Municipal Court, 1972-84; chief deputy district attorney, Sacramento, 1969-1972; deputy district attorney, 1959-1969.
Law School: UOP McGeorge Law School, 1958.
Age: 74
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