The judiciary has been described as the most transparent branch of government because judges are the only government officials who have to write an explanation for their decisions. But who hasn’t occasionally looked at the people in black robes and seen an inscrutable black box instead?

We started “Questions for the Bench” this year to find out more about the jurists who determine the fate of litigation throughout the state.

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