California Supreme Court,
Judges and Judiciary
Sep. 23, 2014
Informed voters ensure fair courts
An independent and fair judiciary is the cornerstone of our democracy. It is imperative that we make informed choices in selecting members of the third branch of government.
M.C. Sungaila
Partner
Complex Appellate Litigation Group
appellate law and litigation
620 Newport Center Drive Ste 1100
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Phone: (949) 991-1900
UCLA Law School
M.C. is creator and host of The Portia Project podcast - which has been named among the Top 20 Women in the Law podcasts globally by Feedspot. The podcast can be found at https://www.portiaprojectpodcast.com/
California voters this November will have the opportunity to choose to retain two sitting state Supreme Court justices and one confirmed Supreme Court justice, as well as dozens of sitting Court of Appeal justices. Voters also will be able to choose, in the first instance, between candidates for the trial court bench. An independent and fair judiciary is the cornerstone of our democracy. It is imperative that we make informed choices in selecting members of the third branch of government...
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