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Oct. 14, 2008

A Mother's Touch

Ingrid A. Uhler says that being a judge is a lot like being a parent - juggling tasks at home helped prepare her to be flexible on the bench.

Read more about Ingrid A. Uhler...
By Noah Barron
Daily Journal Staff Writer

FONTANA - Judge Uhler is on the phone in chambers with her son.

"That's great news," she says into the receiver.

It turns out her son, Jerrod, 14, has just turned his failing grade in Spanish into a 74 percent, a pass.

She pivots and offers her outstretched palm.

"Now you give me a high five."

Family comes first for San Bernardino County Superior Court Judge Uhle... (continued)

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