Vanderbilt University professor Terry Maroney and Executive Director, Berkeley Judicial Institute Jeremy Fogel during a Berkeley Law webinar titled “Judicial Temperament” (Photo: Courtesy Photo)
Kindness.
Frankly, it’s not among the first words that comes to mind when I think about the work that judges do. But two of the leading lights of the judicial training world last week made a compelling case that the trait of kindness is one that we should seek out in candidates for the bench and that harnessing the capacity for kindness should be a core competency for judges.
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