#143 Should This Judge Be Benched? Backstory

An episode of the The Not Old - Better Show podcast, hosted by Paul Vogelzang, titled "#143 Should This Judge Be Benched? Backstory" was published on December 13, 2017 and runs 9 minutes.

December 13, 2017 ·9m · The Not Old - Better Show

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Should This Judge Be Benched? Backstory

The Not Old Better Show: Backstory

Welcome to The Not Old Better Show, I'm host Paul Vogelzang. This is the second installment of "Backstory," our latest show, because "Family is Everything." For the sake of my posterity, as well as yours, I've begun a new Not Old Better Show, Backstory, and this is our second installment.

Today's story is about Fresno California's first black judge, Hugh Wesley Goodwin, who was also the first black lawyer in Fresno County, California. Goodwin drew both criticism and praise nationwide for sentencing some people convicted of misdemeanors to church or Bible study.

The story is written by VJ Vogelzang, and was first published in 1977.

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