In more than 15 years, Anne Bouliane has presided over juvenile, criminal and civil cases, and supervised the criminal master calendar. Now presiding over criminal trials, the San Francisco Superior Court Judge tries to demystify the justice system by inviting jurors back to her chambers when the trial is over. Bouliane calls jurors "the essence" of the justice system here. "If we don't take care of them, we don't have our system ... We're asking them to give weeks, in some cases months, of [their] time."
May 10, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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