As Gov. Gavin Newsom gears up to make an appointment to the California Supreme Court, one person won’t be offering him any guidance: Justice Ming Chin.

Chin, the 24-year associate justice who announced his retirement Wednesday, said in an interview that he has no advice for Newsom or the governor’s judicial appointments secretary, Martin Jenkins, on what qualities to look for in his successor.

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