Justice William Wunderlich is known for being relatively quiet. But when the Sixth District Court of Appeals associate justice does speak, you can expect whatever comes out will be revealing, calculated and poignant. While the Wilson appointee seems to fit comfortably into the fold of the conservative Sixth District, he's been known to write an occasional reversal or inject some novel ideas into opinions.
October 29, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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