State Bar & Bar Associations
Aug. 23, 2000
Judges Take High Road to Scotland
It was one of those vacations golfers dream about. Superior Court judges John Einhorn, Robert May and Harry Elias spent two weeks in Scotland this summer playing courses steeped in tradition and history, including the site of the first British Open - or simply "The Open" as many call it - in 1860.
By Martin Kruming
It was one of those vacations golfers dream about.
Superior Court judges John Einhorn, Robert May and Harry Elias spent two weeks in Scotland this summer playing courses steeped in tradition and history, including the site of the first British Open - or simply "The Open" as many call it - i...
It was one of those vacations golfers dream about.
Superior Court judges John Einhorn, Robert May and Harry Elias spent two weeks in Scotland this summer playing courses steeped in tradition and history, including the site of the first British Open - or simply "The Open" as many call it - i...
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