Palm Beach County Judge Peter Evans wanted to be a professor. Until he did it.
“I thought at first that I would become a professor in an ivory tower teaching undergrads for my entire life. I worked for a year as a teaching assistant,” he said. “I realized I could not spend my career teaching political science to music majors. It just wasn’t going to work. So I applied to law school.”
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