Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has rounded out his legal affairs team but still hasn't said who will help him pick judges. To fill the final slots on his legal team, Schwarzenegger poached a third lawyer from AG Bill Lockyer, former deputy AG David Verhey, along with Tami Bogert of the California DAs Association and Stephanie Shimazu of the state Department of Social Services. While previous administrations put more emphasis on the judicial appointments slot, Schwarzenegger's office has yet to fill the post.
January 09, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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