Judge Jeremy Fogel, Berkeley Judicial Institute Executive Director during a Berkeley Law Zoom presentation on The Elements of Judicial Temperament (Photo: Courtesy Photo)
Judge Jeremy Fogel said Wednesday that his colleagues on the bench face a couple of “unique challenges” when it comes to evaluating their own temperament and thinking about how their deep-seated traits come to bear on their work in the courtroom.
For one, it’s hard to get honest feedback.
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