You might say that Presiding Judge Alfred Chiantelli has been caught red-faced by San Francisco Superior Court's women judges. Of the 20 court committees Chiantelli has created to convene after July 1, only five are chaired by women. Yet 16 of the 49 S.F. Superior Court judges are women. Hey Al, where's the gender parity? several female judges asked. The committee assignments led one dismayed woman judge to say: "We haven't made much of a dent in the [old-boy] structure yet, have we?"
July 02, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
You might say that Presiding Judge Alfred Chiantelli has been caught red-faced by San Francisco Superior Court’s women judges.
Of the 20 court committees Chiantelli has created to convene after July 1, only five are chaired by women. That’s 20 percent. Yet 16 of the 49 S.F. Superior Court judges are women, or about 33 percent.
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