Judges and Judiciary
Mar. 1, 2011
Judicial Diversity Slowly Rises
The statistics are an encouraging sign for proponents of diversity on the bench, underscore the slowness of attempts to change the bench's demographics to become more reflective of California society.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The percentages of women and minority judges in California has continued to increase at a slow but constant pace over the past several years.
But diversity on the bench doesn't match that of judicial candidates, according to two reports released Monday by the Administrative Office of the Courts and the State Bar of California.
The results are an encouraging sign for proponents of greater...
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