Perspective
May 13, 2017
Despite criticism, these appellate justices are highly qualified
In his recent column, Jonathan Goldstein bemoans "Court of Appeal justices who are either too inexperienced for their position or who have overstayed their time on the bench." By Charles Margines
In "A waste of limited judicial resources" (May 11, 2017), Jonathan Goldstein bemoans what he perceives to be a threat to our justice system - "Court of Appeal justices who are either too inexperienced for their position or who have overstayed their time on the bench." He urges that such justices should be removed or involuntarily retired. Mr. Goldstein cites as an example of justices who should not remain on the bench People v. Paz, 2017 DJDA...
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