Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN DIEGO - While sitting in her chambers awaiting a verdict in a run-of-the-mill traffic collision case in September, Judge Linda Quinn was approached by a bailiff relaying a question from the jury. Jurors wanted to know why a driver suing for damages was cruising in the far left lane of the freeway, with his exit fast approaching on the other side of the road. Was he planning to veer ... (continued)
Oct. 20, 2008
Busting the Status Quo
Linda Quinn likes to try out new ideas in her San Diego courtroom, whether it's allowing jurors to ask questions or organizing a trip for judges to a Padres game.
Read more about Linda B. Quinn...Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN DIEGO - While sitting in her chambers awaiting a verdict in a run-of-the-mill traffic collision case in September, Judge Linda Quinn was approached by a bailiff relaying a question from the jury. Jurors wanted to know why a driver suing for damages was cruising in the far left lane of the freeway, with his exit fast approaching on the other side of the road. Was he planning to veer ... (continued)
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