Attorneys say that San Francisco Superior Court Judge Mary Morgan is exceptionally demanding and can be hard on attorneys who don't meet her expectations, but the observation is offered as a warning to the uninitiated, not as a criticism. Though she's the most recent appointee to San Francisco Superior Court, Morgan has had nearly 20 cumulative years in the city's courtrooms to earn a reputation.
June 03, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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