Judges and Judiciary
Mar. 2, 2020
Open judicial races make for interesting campaigns in Southern and Central California
The candidates include a former child actor who isn’t a prosecutor but is labeled one on TV; a presiding judge being challenged over tardiness in clearing cases; two incumbents facing opponents funded by a real estate developer; and a former judge who changed his name to “Judge” to run in a different county.
The enigmas that are judicial races could this year elect a former judge who changed his name to "Judge" and doesn't live in the county where he is running.
Other races include a former child actor who isn't a prosecutor but called himself one on TV; a presiding judge being challenged over his tardiness in clearing cases; and two incumbents facing opponents funded by a real estate developer.
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