By Fiona Smith
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SACRAMENTO - When Judge Geoffrey Goodman presided over his first trial, he not only played referee - he also, inadvertently, played matchmaker.
In the misdemeanor trial on driving-under-the-influence charges, defense attorney Timothy Balcom fought and won his client's case. Then he won over his opponent, then-Deputy District Attorney Lindsey Phillips. The pair began dating soon after the trial was over and ca... (continued)
Sep. 7, 2010
Geoffrey A. Goodman
Even after joining the bench last year, Judge Geoffrey Goodman still finds time for hobbies like rowing and playing harmonica in a blues band.
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