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The retirement of two Kern County Superior Court judges presents local voters with the rare opportunity to select replacements. Most often, judges are appointed by the governor. If they face no opposition when their terms expire, they return to office without undergoing the rigors of an election. But the timing of the retirements of Judge H.A. “Skip” Staley and Judge Clarence Westra places the seats on the June 3 ballot. It is an opportunity for voters to weigh the qualities of those who will be weighing justice in Kern. Voters are fortunate to have several qualified members of the local legal profession stepping forward to seek election to these two seats. After meeting with candidates in both races, The Californian’s editorial board enthusiastically makes the following recommendations: Commissioner Larry Errea is the most qualified and experienced of two candidates vying for Judge Staley’s seat. Errea has the judicial temperament and experience...
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