By Sandra Hernandez
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Silence is rare in Superior Court Judge Richard W. Lyman's Long Beach courtroom.
"Sometimes you can hear a mild roar in the court," Lyman said. "I just don't believe in an absolutely silent courtroom. We just wouldn't get any work done.
"And we aren't adverse to a little humor, ...
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Silence is rare in Superior Court Judge Richard W. Lyman's Long Beach courtroom.
"Sometimes you can hear a mild roar in the court," Lyman said. "I just don't believe in an absolutely silent courtroom. We just wouldn't get any work done.
"And we aren't adverse to a little humor, ...
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