Judges and Judiciary
Mar. 14, 2008
Time to Leave?
Judges who don't know when to quit have been an infrequent feature of courts across the nation, difficult to deal with at the time but in retrospect greatly enriching legal lore.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Judges who don't know when to quit have been an infrequent feature of courts across the nation, difficult to deal with at the time but in retrospect greatly enriching legal lore.
California Supreme Court Justice Marshall F. McComb slipped into senile dementia during the mid-1970s, often sleeping in court and exhibiting what the Commission o...
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