But they have less readily available information about the judicial candidates than they do for any other races. Read more: L.A. Times electoral endorsements for 2024 March primaryMost of these questions are difficult, if not impossible, to answer. But judicial candidates don’t even know whether they might be assigned to hear criminal cases as opposed to, say, adoptions or conservatorships. Read more: Editorial: L.A. court's refreshing candor on money bail: It doesn't make us saferHow does the editorial board vet judicial candidates? If it’s in the news right now, the L.A. Times’ Opinion section covers it.

Source: Los Angeles Times February 27, 2024 09:50 UTC