Daily Journal Staff Writer
When Gov. Jerry Brown named Justice Goodwin Liu to the state Supreme Court, he was considered an intellectual force who could bring a new voice to a bench dominated by Republican appointees.
That voice appears to be emerging.
Since joining the court in September, Liu has authored more concurring and dissenting opinions than any of his colleagues.
In addition to 11 concurrences, he h...
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