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<DIV>I get asked about judge and district attorney candidates because I am an
attorney. </DIV>
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<DIV>I suggest Karen Sinunu for District Attorney vs. Judge Dolores Carr.
As reported in the press, Sinunu was involved in at least two cases reviewing a
wrongful conviction and a wrongful arrest and has responded to requests for
press interviews. She has articulated a policy that DA mistakes should be
acknowledged and corrected. No question she is as agressive a prosecutor
as any other. But she also has broad administrative experience in the
office, unlike Carr who mostly focused on sex and domestic violence
crimes. Carr is an ok judge and has done some good administrative stuff in
the Family Law Court.</DIV>
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<DIV>I suggest Michele McCoy over Tim Pitsker for Superior Court Judge.
Either continues the general tendency to pack the court with ex-DAs. McCoy
has been out of the DA's office for awhile in a teaching position (for judges
and DAs) and her statement speaks more from the personal rather than Pitsker's
typical DA gonna get em text. New judges initially get fed to the
arraignment and pretrial criminal calendars, but they usually get into the civil
law rotation eventually. McCoy, in my mind, has a broader background than
Pitsker.</DIV>
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<DIV>'Hope this helps. Warner </DIV></FONT></BODY></HTML>