Administrative/Regulatory
May 29, 2003
Family-Law Innovations Earn Judge Appreciation
SANTA CRUZ - Though some judges dread family law, Samuel S. Stevens is not among them. The judge was so content during his three-year family calendar assignment at Santa Cruz County Superior Court that he volunteered to do a fourth year, which he finished in 2002. He now presides over a mix of civil and criminal matters.
Samuel S. Stevens
Superior Court Judge
Santa Cruz
Career highlights: Appointed by Gov. George Deukmejian to Santa Cruz County Superior Court, 1989; private practice, Murphy, Williams, Stevens, Book & Thompson, 1970-89
Law school: Hastings College of the Law, 1969
Age: 57
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