Judge Keith Fudenna prefers court presentations with spit and polish. But in the real world, the Alameda County judge said, harried attorneys may not have time to put in that extra effort. Attorneys who appear before Fudenna say that he's pleasant but can come off as cool and a bit formal. Although Fudenna doesn't exude a lot of warmth on the bench, defense attorneys say that the ex-prosecutor is fairly evenhanded and rarely loses his composure.
July 22, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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