San Francisco Superior Court Judge Mary Wiss may be new to the bench, but she's no pushover for lawyers arguing their motions. The judge says the easiest way to lose on motions and objections in her court is rudeness. "You can be an ardent advocate without being vicious or nasty or underhanded," she says. "I don't think negative qualities get you anywhere in front of a jury, either."
September 10, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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