When U.S. Magistrate Judge James Larson first took the bench, some lawyers were a little worried about his ponytail. The long hair was an emblem of Larson's days as a successful criminal defense attorney, and prosecutors admit fearing that a pro-defense bent would find its way into his courtroom. But those reservations, like the ponytail, disappeared soon after Larson's 1997 appointment. Seven years later, Larson has developed a reputation as an even-handed, polite jurist whose rulings favor neither side.
June 08, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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