Litigation
Mar. 13, 2007
Charting Course Toward Diversity
Sharon Majors-Lewis, the first minority and the first woman judicial appointments secretary in California, says she was disappointed at being passed over for judge twice in the past, but, “Everything happens for a reason, and I’m here now.”
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SACRAMENTO - Sharon Majors-Lewis, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's new judicial appointments secretary, knows what a frustrating process it can be to become a judge. She tried applied to the bench twice, only to get passed over as she was clearing the final hurdles.
"I don't try to determine what was not. All I know is, I was not," said Majors-Lewi...
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