Judge Kelli Evans, the first openly lesbian justice nominated to the California Supreme Court, was confirmed unanimously as an associate justice in November 2022 Courtesy photo;
California’s judiciary continues to grow more diverse, as the percentages of women and racial and ethnic minorities serving as state court judges increased in 2022, according to data released on Wednesday.
Just over 61% of trial and appellate court judges who responded to a survey last year described themselves as white, a small decrease from the 63% who did in 2021. Most racial and ethnic groups saw increases in representation on the bench, with those who said they are Hispanic or Latino rising from 11.7% to 12.5%.
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