Judges and Judiciary
Dec. 31, 2013
Governor appoints new judges across state
Gov. Jerry Brown on Friday appointed 20 new superior court judges to serve at courts across California.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Gov. Jerry Brown on Friday announced the appointment of 20 new superior court judges to 13 courts in California. Among them, Paul C. Lo, a private practitioner appointed to the Merced bench, is claimed as the first Hmong-American judge appointed in the U.S, according to Asian Americans Advancing Justice.
Brown's picks include several former court commissioners, deputy district attorneys, assistant p...
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