Judges and Judiciary
Jul. 3, 2019
Real times
Eventually the “Judge Real stories” will fade as memories dim, but when a meltdown occurs in my courtroom, I’ll continue to wonder: What would Manny do?
Anthony J. Mohr
Judge (ret.)
Los Angeles County Superior Court
Judge Mohr currently is a fellow at the Advanced Leadership Initiative at Harvard.
An era ended not long after the summer solstice. After 95 years of life and 52-plus years on the bench, Judge Manuel L. Real has a new assignment, this one permanent.
The real Judge Real was a confirmed gentleman when the robe came off, and I was lucky enough to meet that gentleman. With several other panelists, he and I had dinner together, once, at a conference in Sa...
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