Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN DIEGO - Beside the law degree hanging on Judge Michael T. Smyth's wall, a finger-painted frog stares back across his chambers. Witkin's treatises crowd the top shelf of his bookcase and 1960s vinyl albums line the bottom.
Smyth leans back into his chair, flanked by a guitar and a legal dictionary, casually reciting case law as Frank Sinatra croons softly ... (continued)