Judges and Judiciary
Apr. 13, 2002
Presiding Over Chaos With Skill and Feeling
REDWOOD CITY - The woman in the black hat with the big feather soaring upward like a blue sail was obviously in trouble. Eyes darting back and forth between the man standing a few feet to one side and the black-robed judge in front of her, she couldn't seem to understand what was expected of her.
Beth Labson Freeman
Judge,
San Mateo County Superior Court
Career Highlights: Appointed to the superior court by Gov. Gray Davis , Dec. 31, 2000; deputy San Mateo County counsel, 1983-2001: private practice 1979-1983 at Lasky Haas & Cohler, San Francisco, and Fried Frank Harris Shriver & Jacobson, Washington, D.C.; Democratic nominee, 20th state Assembly District, 1972
Law School: Harvard Law School, 1979
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