Contra Costa County Superior Court Judge Thomas Maddock was second-in-command of California's prison system before he came to the bench. Despite his past, he feels that it is his job to deal with cases indivdually. "There are many cases where it is not appropriate to send people to prison, so I don't send them there," the judge says.
June 24, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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