When spouses both make the bench, they share more than a home life. The phenomenon appears to be on the rise in California.
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December 18, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Before James Herman was appointed to the Santa Barbara County Superior Court in May 2005, he and his wife drove only a few blocks to get to work. Not any more.
Not since Herman and Denise de Bellefeuille, who’s also a judge, decided to sell their house in downtown Santa Barbara and move 35 miles north. It was the perfect decision for two judges who share a marriage, but not a courthouse.
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