SF Judge Speaks Out On Budget-Related Court Closures
A series of unprecedented statewide court closures one day each month, while necessary to deal with California's budget crisis, will also bring unwanted case delays...
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ForwardMover said:
November 24, 2009 7:39 PM
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Court Closures?
Awesome. But what we really need to do is:
1) Start polling the legal community about who the worst Judges are, and send these flakes packing.
Being a Trial Court judge shouldn't be a "safe haven" for very marginal lawyers.
So, why is SF's worst judge (per 1998 study) Charlene Padovani XYZ still on the bench?
2) Make it more expensive for parasitic litigants to go before capricious flakes like Padovani.
3) Make it easier for lawyers to speak out against loony politically oriented judges, to end the corruption.