Lawyers say San Francisco Superior Court Judge Kay Tsenin shows compassion for juries and defendants. They also say she has a down-to-earth style that makes her courtroom a pretty easygoing place for lawyers. Tsenin, who came to the bench from a small civil practice, seems to understand the juggling lawyers have to do. And defense attorneys said they think their clients get more of a fair shot before Tsenin than some other judges.
October 26, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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