By Evan George
Daily Journal Staff Writer
BAKERSFIELD - Trial attorney Philip Ganong was hopping mad at the small, pleasant-looking man sitting on the bench, Superior Court Judge William Palmer.
After a witness for the other side had failed to appear, Ganong resorted to reading parts of a deposition aloud instead. When it was the defense's turn, however, the witness made it to court and took the stand. Palmer decided to move on.
"I wante... (continued)
Feb. 3, 2010
William Palmer
William Palmer grew up in Bakersfield, and came home to pratice law. Now he's a judge, with no need for formalities in court.
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