Judges and Judiciary
Dec. 21, 2001
The Other Side of the Hill
SAN FRANCISCO - Superior Court Judge Lenard Louie is often asked why he spells his first name with no letter O. The answer provides an insight into the life of the veteran criminal courts judge, often praised for his ability to settle difficult cases.
Lenard D. Louie
Judge, San Francisco Superior Court
Career highlights: Elevated to the superior court, 1988; appointed by Gov. George Deukmejian, San Francisco Municipal Court, 1985; assistant district attorney, San Francisco, 1969-1985; associate,...
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