
By Emily Green
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SANTA ROSA - Many judges display massive, scholarly tomes in their offices. Shelly Averill is the rare judge that reads them cover to cover.
When Averill was first appointed to the Sonoma County Superior Court in 2010, among the first things she did was read Gregory Caskey's "Criminal Search and Seizure," she said, highlighting and tabbing important sections along the way. The CEB's guide to &q... (continued)