The Berkeley Law professor would be the fourth Asian-American on a court without a Latino or African-American -- or any Southern Californians.
July 26, 2011 at 02:50 PM
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SACRAMENTO — Brushing aside the demands of identity politics, Gov. Jerry Brown today nominated the fourth Asian-American to the California Supreme Court.
Brown’s nomination of UC-Berkeley School of Law professor Goodwin Liu to fill the seat vacated by Justice Carlos Moreno garnered quick praise from legal groups but disappointment from Latino bar associations.
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