Judges and Judiciary
Apr. 10, 2003
After 20 Years, Judge Still Relishes Challenge of Trial
LOS ANGELES - Judge Howard A. Schwab is as much a scholar as a he is a jurist. In addition to a career that includes 20 years as a judge, a three-month stint as a pro tem on the 2nd District Court of Appeal and 15 years as a deputy attorney general for the state Department of Justice, Schwab has taught both psychiatry and law at USC for 25 years.
Superior Court Judge
Los Angeles (San Fernando)
Career highlights: Appointed by Gov. George Deukmejian to the Los Angeles Superior Court, 1985; appointed by Deukmejian to Los Angeles Municipal Court, 1984; deputy attorney general, Department of Justice, 1969-84; deputy city attorney, Los Angeles, 1968-69
Law school: UCLA School of Law, 1967
Age: 60
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