Judges and Judiciary
Feb. 27, 2009
State Bench Becoming More Diverse
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger is making progress on his commitment to bring more diversity to the state's courts, according to data released by the governor's office Thursday.
By Amy Yarbrough
Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO- Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger is making progress on his commitment to bring more diversity to the state's courts, according to data released by the governor's office Thursday. The data show Schwarzenegger appointed a greater percentage of black and Hispanic judges to the bench in 2008 than he's averaged since the start of his administration in 2003. Last year, 8.3 percent of those h...
Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO- Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger is making progress on his commitment to bring more diversity to the state's courts, according to data released by the governor's office Thursday. The data show Schwarzenegger appointed a greater percentage of black and Hispanic judges to the bench in 2008 than he's averaged since the start of his administration in 2003. Last year, 8.3 percent of those h...
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