Letters,
Judges and Judiciary,
Government
Mar. 8, 2018
Brown, Groban should be commended
The Brown administration has appointed Hispanic jurists at nearly double the rate they found upon taking office in 2011.
Darrell P. White
Founder and Partner
Kimura London & White LLP
Phone: (949) 474-0940
Email: dwhite@klw-law.com
Darrell P. White is a co-founding partner of KLW. He represents clients in high-impact litigation, nationwide. Mr. White is currently counsel of record in the largest cryptocurrency civil asset forfeiture case in U.S. history, with $7B in dispute.
The March 2 story on Gov. Jerry Brown's judicial appointments, "Brown's judge picks made bench more diverse," showed that statistics can tell whatever story the author so desires. So why not tell an inspiring one? To that end, 14.7 percent of the appointments made in 2017 were Hispanic (as reported by the Governor's Office press release issued March 1). Gov. Brown and his appointment secretary, Josh Groban, should be commended for appointing Hispanic jurists at nearly...
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