Judges and Judiciary
Aug. 31, 2005
Appellate Justice Retires
SAN FRANCISCO - Laurence D. Kay, a presiding justice on the 1st District Court of Appeal, is retiring Wednesday after serving for 24 years on three courts.
SAN FRANCISCO - Laurence D. Kay, a presiding justice on the 1st District Court of Appeal, is retiring Wednesday after serving for 24 years on three courts.
Kay, 68, a native San Franciscan, served on the county's municipal and superior courts until Gov. Gray Davis appointed him to the appellate court in 2000. In 2001, Kay became the 1st District's Division Four presiding justice....
Kay, 68, a native San Franciscan, served on the county's municipal and superior courts until Gov. Gray Davis appointed him to the appellate court in 2000. In 2001, Kay became the 1st District's Division Four presiding justice....
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