By Kristin DiMaggio
One might think that a retired judge may look back at his or her work with a heavy mind and a bit of stress. Retired Judge John A. Gorman is not one of these judges. Instead, he recounts his years on the bench with positivity, crediting much of his success to him being “very lucky” and having a supportive family structure. This map shows how important family is to Gorman, as he never strayed too far with work or schooling.
By: Shannon Bachar In juvenile courts, the goal is not to punish the juveniles, but rather to aid them in the direction to lead a better and crime-free life. Retired Judge Chris L. Fredericksen did just that as he took on cases involving adoptions, abuse and drugs with the hope to put young people...
by Kelly Gorrell Judge Rebecca R. Steenrod was the first female Judge on the bench in the 10th Circuit. Below is a story profiling her time on the bench, while explaining the troubles she faced being one of the first women judges. Also, below is a time line displaying the first law school’s to...