Five days before he leaves office, Gov. Jerry Brown on Wednesday made the final judicial appointments of his term in office, filling 12 vacancies in California’s trial courts, including six from the Bay Area.

Like many of the approximately 600 judicial appointments Brown has made over the last eight years, the latest batch of soon-to-be bench officers is ethnically diverse and includes many women (nine) and Democrats (10).

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