Stamford Superior Court Judge Gary White. Courtesy photo
From watching "Perry Mason" as a teenager, Gary White knew he wanted to become an attorney. Now a Superior Court judge, White looks back on his work as a jurist and former public defender.
June 17, 2019 at 05:30 PM
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Growing up in Western Pennsylvania and in Stamford, Gary White did not know many lawyers, doctors or other professionals, but he knew as a teenager—from watching television—that he wanted to be an attorney.
The son of a pastor, White, who today is a Stamford Superior Court judge, said he grew up watching such shows as “Perry Mason,” which had a huge influence on him.
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