Third District Justice Richard Sims says his experiences coming of age in the Kennedy-Johnson years of the early 1960s is what turned him toward a legal career and shaped his perspective as a jurist. And when it comes to reviewing cases, Sims likes to see appellate briefs "that focus on the statutory language" and underscore the relevancy of statutory citations "as big as life in the text of the brief and not in a footnote."
April 19, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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