The Daily Journal has an article profiling Santa Barbara Superior Court Judge Joseph Lodge, the longest serving judge in the state. Lodge, who was elected to the bench in 1958 recalls when judges didn't have to be lawyers, which meant one of his colleagues was a milkman. The judge who has a reputation for being unorthodox, tells the DJ that he thinks there are "too many prisoners". Read more at:
State's Longest-Serving Judge Casts a Wise Eye on Defendants
http://www.dailyjournal.com/law/index.cfm (password required)
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March 26, 2007
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