Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge Paul Bernal, 43, strives to balance home life and work life. But sitting on the high-profile Armand Tiano case will make this difficult. But Bernal says hard work is a big reason he became a judge at a relatively young age. Attorneys say Bernal can be temperamental but praise his work ethic. Like how Bernal presents a pre-printed set of in limine questions and issues to attorneys in every case.
August 24, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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