A posh resort in the Sonoran Desert, the Renaissance Esmeralda promises guests the “perfect escape from the demands of everyday life.” And that’s surely what members of the California Judges Association were seeking this month when they traveled to Indian Wells for “Going Robe,” the group’s midyear conference.
The past six months have been tumultuous for this group of 2,500 active and retired bench officers as waves of change — and anger — swept through the system. They said goodbye to a long-time chief justice and welcomed his next-generation replacement. They read a condemning state audit of the branch’s long-awaited computer system, and then watched as three veteran administrators announced their retirements.
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