The judge discusses her pre-bench experience's impact on her judicial practices, the biggest surprise about joining the bench, her pet peeves and the most fun part of the job.
March 06, 2015 at 07:00 AM
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Q: What is your philosophy about the role of a judge?
A: Having been on the bench a whopping one year, I can safely declare that I have no judicial philosophy. That said, I think the judge’s job is to keep the case moving forward either to trial or to resolution by motion or settlement.
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