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May 23, 2019

Taking the Time

Attorneys say Alameda County Commissioner Toni Mims-Cochran insists on getting it right.

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Taking the Time
Alameda County (Haywood)

Career Highlights: Appointed to serve as judge by Gov. Gavin Newsom, December 2022; appointed a commissioner by Alameda County Superior Court judges, 2016; sole practitioner, Oakland, 2002-16; staff attorney, Eviction Defense Center, 1999-2002.

Law School: San Joaquin College of Law, 1996

Alameda County Superior Court

Commissioner Toni Mims-Cochran’s day starts 40 minutes before the doors of her Hayward Hall of Justice courtroom open.

That’s when case managers start interviewing litigants inside the Alameda County Superior Courthouse, gathering details on custody, living arrangements and visitation. They double-check the income and expense declarations so Mims-Cochran can rule on child support payments.

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