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Jul. 12, 2015

Louise LaMothe

Louise LaMothe's years of experience in settling cases has been helpful as a Central District magistrate.

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Louise LaMothe

Louise A. LaMothe

U.S. District Court, Central District (Santa Barbara)
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By Laurinda Keys 

  Daily Journal Staff Writer 

  SANTA BARBARA  - Louise LaMothe is a rarity, a judge who turns in monthly time sheets
  accounting for her work hours. She is one of fewer than 40 part-time U.S. magistrate
  judges. 

  LaMothe has just completed a year juggling her new federal job with her long experience
  in private practice as a mediator and arbitrator. Since working to achieve settlements
  is one of the tasks of magistrate judges, attorne... (continued)

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