By Emily Green
Daily Journal Staff Writer
FRESNO - It is common among judges to make decisions and move on. Jennifer Detjen is the rare species that doesn't. Years after sending a man to jail for using counterfeit money, she still wonders if he was innocent. When the state Supreme Court reversed her in a high-profile case about unions' right to picket before stores, she analyzed her opinion to see where she went wrong.
"I've met a few pe... (continued)
Jul. 31, 2013
Jennifer R.S. Detjen
5th District Court of Appeal Justice Jennifer Detjen revisits her decisions years after she rules.
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