Judges and Judiciary
Oct. 21, 2003
Her Honor Is In
OAKLAND - When Alameda Superior Court Judge Jacqueline Taber started practicing law in the East Bay in 1948, television was in its infancy and Pappy Waldorf's Cal football team was headed for the first of three straight Rose Bowl games.
Judge
Alameda County Superior Court, on assignment
Career highlights: Assigned judge, Alameda County Superior Court, 1996-2003; elected to superior court, 1978; appointed to municipal court, 1965; private civil practice, Brown & Taber, 1950-62; associate, Brown, Smith & Ferguson, 1948-50; solo practitioner 1947-48.
Law school: Boalt Hall, 1947
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