Government
Mar. 15, 2011
Governor Plans Own Judge Choices
Three months into office, Gov. Jerry Brown has appointed dozens of people to various government jobs. But one position has gone conspicuously unfilled: the judicial appointments secretary.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SACRAMENTO - Over the next four years, someone in Gov. Jerry Brown's administration will have to comb through thousands of applications to fill hundreds of judgeships around the state. Three months into the governor's tenure, there's no indication of who that person will be.
Brown has appointed dozens of people to various government jobs, from the chairman of the Fair Political Practices C...
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