SAN FRANCISCO Some Ninth Circuit judges are more opinionated than others.
Over a three-year stretch, judges like Milan Smith and Ronald Gould published almost three times as many majority opinions as their more circumspect colleagues, a Recorder review showed. Judges regarded as centrist or moderately liberal tended to produce the most opinions, while conservatives who are outnumbered on the court dissented more frequently.
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