Judges and Judiciary
May 18, 2002
Commissioner Goes at Full Speed to Keep Traffic Court Moving
SACRAMENTO - Sacramento Superior Court Commissioner Raoul M. Thorbourne keeps the line moving. It's 4:10 p.m., and his traffic court is running late. The clerk and bailiff are visibly tired, and the remaining parties are not holding up well. One woman, exasperated by the delay, leaves before her case is heard.
Raoul M. Thorbourne
Superior Court Commissioner
Sacramento
Career highlights: Appointed by Sacramento Municipal Court 1997; deputy attorney general, 1991-97; administrative law staff counsel, Board of Industrial Relations, 1990-91; attorney, National Labor Relations Board, 1981-91; sole practitioner, 1979-81; attorney, Immigration and Naturalization Service, 1976-79
Law school: Loyola Law School, 1976
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