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May 10, 2021

Outside Impartiality

Judge Joseph Wiseman finds it easy to not take sides in Tribal Courts.

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Tribal Court (Eureka, Porterville, Highland, Covelo, Valley Center, Sonoma)

DAVIS — Joseph J. Wiseman isn’t a member of any of the Indian tribes he serves as a judge. But he said his family history is still part of his motivation for going into tribal justice work.

“I’m the son of two survivors of the Holocaust,” Wiseman said. “Because of my family’s experience, I was always attracted to the underdog.”

His parents, Jews from Poland and Germany, met in the afterm... (continued)

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