Justice William Bedsworth, California Court of Appeal for the Fourth District
Practice tip for young lawyers: Judges are old.
No, we’re not all old. I became a judge at 39, so I’m well aware that there’s been time to enrobe a generation or two of younger judges since then who are not yet old. But even the “younger” judges are mostly older than your parental units.[1]
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