Hurrah for Jerry Brown.

I love it. California Gov. Jerry Brown's decision to appoint two laymen to his state's Supreme Court. They have no judicial experience. It's customary to appoint experienced judges. Because that's tradition. The way it's alway been done.  But seems to me that one doesn't need judicial experience or temperament to make good decisions. I want objective and intelligent people making the supreme decisions. That doesn't require a judicial background. Too many judges are politicians. Disguised in judicial robes. They're partisan and closed-minded. More like trained seals. Than empathetic, fair-minded human beings. --Jim Broede