Judge Mary Ann Grilli 2011 Statement of Economic Interests California Form 700: Judge Mary Ann Grilli Santa Clara County Superior Court - Presiding Judge Rise Jones Pinchon - Cleveland

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CALIFORNIA>FORM 700

FAIR POLITICAL PRACTICES COMMISSION

A PUBLIC DOCUMENT

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STATEMENT OF ECONOMIC INTERESTS

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SANTA CLARA COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT

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December

31,2011.

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December 31,

2011.

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Schedule A-1

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None -

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reportable

interests

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any

schedule

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herein and

in

any attached schedules is true and complete. I acknowledge this is a

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Stocks, Bonds, and Other Interests

(Ownership Interest is Less Than 10 )

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brokerage

r

financial statements

HEALTHCARE

10,001- 100,000

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 10,001- 100,000

CONSUMER DISCRETIONARY 10,001 - 100,000

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

10,001 - 100,000


10,001 - 100,000

INTERNATIONAL EQUITIES 2,000 - 10,000

FINANCIALS

10,001 - 100,000

HEALTHCARE

10,001 - 100,000

INDUSTRIALS 10,001 - 100,000

FINANCIALS 10,001 - 100,000

ENERGY

10,001 - 100,000

CONSUMER STAPLES

10,001- 100,000

MATERIALS 10,001 - 100,000


10,001 - 100,000

ENERGY

2,000 - 10,000

INDUSTRIALS

10,001

- 100,000

CONSUMER STAPLES

10,001 - 100,000


CONSUMER DISCRETIONARY

10,001

- 100,000


10,001 - 100,000


10,001 - 100,000

FINANCIALS

10,001- 100,000

HEALTHCARE 10,001 - 100,000


10,001 -

1

00,000


CONSUMER STAPLES

10,001 - 100,000

ENERGY

10,001 - 100,000

CONSUMER STAPLES 10,001 - 100,000

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 10,001 - 100,000

ENERGY

2,000 - 10,000

ENERGY 2,000 - 10,000



HEALTHCARE

10,001 - 100,000

INDUSTRIALS 10,001 - 100,000

FINANCIALS

10,001 - 100,000

ENTERTAINMENT

10,001 - 100,000

FINANCIALS

10,001 - 100,000

SEMICONDUCTOR EQUIPMENT 100,001 - 1,000,000

UTILITIES 10,001 - 100,000


10,001 - 100,000

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 10,001 - 100,000

ENERGY

2,000 - 10,000



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HEALTHCARE

10,001 - 100,000

INDUSTRIALS

2,000 - 10,000

ENERGY 2,000 - 10, 000



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CONSUMER STAPLES 2,000 - 10,000


2,000 - 10,000


2,000 - 10,000

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137

SOCIOECONOMIC BIAS IN THE JUDICIARY

MICHELE

BENEDETTO

NEITZ

*

ABSTRACT

Judges hold a prestigious place in our judicial system, and they earn double the

income of the average American household. How does the privileged

socioeconomic status of judges affect their decisions on the bench? This Article

examines the ethical implications of what Ninth Circuit Chief Judge Alex Kozinski

recently called the “unselfconscious cultural elitism” of judges.** This elitism can

manifest as implicit socioeconomic bias.

Despite the attention paid to income inequality, implicit bias research and

judicial bias, no other scholar to date has fully examined the ramifications of implicit

socioeconomic bias on the bench. The Article explains that socioeconomic bias may

be more obscure than other forms of bias, but its impact on judicial decision-making

processes can create very real harm for disadvantaged populations. The Article

reviews social science studies confirming that implicit bias can be prevalent even in

people who profess to hold no explicit prejudices. Thus, even those judges who

believe their wealthy backgrounds play no role in their judicial deliberations may be

influenced by implicit socioeconomic bias. The Article verifies the existence of

implicit socioeconomic bias on the part of judges through examination of recent

Fourth Amendment and child custody cases. These cases reveal that judges can and

do favor wealthy litigants over those living in poverty, with significant negative

consequences for low-income people.

The Article contends that the American Bar Association (ABA) Model Code of

Judicial Conduct (the Code), the document designed to regulate the behavior of

judges, fails to effectively eliminate implicit socioeconomic bias. The Article

recommends innovative revisions designed to strengthen the Code’s prohibitionagainst bias, and suggests improvements to judicial training materials in this context.

These changes will serve to increase judicial awareness of the potential for implicit

socioeconomic bias in their judicial decisions, and will bring this issue to the

forefront of the judicial agenda.

* Professor of Law, Golden Gate University School of Law, San Francisco, California.The author served as a law clerk for the Honorable Napoleon A. Jones, Jr., in the Southern

District of California. I am grateful to Professor Deborah L. Rhode, Professor Eric C.Christiansen, Professor Kathleen Morris and Jennifer Pesetsky for their thoughtful commentson earlier drafts. I appreciate the assistance of research assistants Sharon Alkire and RichardHullinger. This Article is dedicated to Wiley Neitz.

** United States v. Pineda-Moreno, 617 F.3d 1120, 1123 (9th Cir. 2010) (Kozinski, C.J.,

dissenting).

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138 CLEVELAND STATE LAW REVIEW [Vol. 61:137

I. I NTRODUCTION .................................................................... 138

II. THE CHALLENGES OF IDENTIFYING IMPLICIT

SOCIOECONOMIC BIAS ......................................................... 142

A. The Economic Status of Judges ................................... 142

B. Socioeconomic Bias vs. Class Privilege ...................... 143 C. The Challenge of Identifying Socioeconomic Bias ...... 144

1. The ABA Model Code of Judicial

Conduct’s Prohibition of Socioeconomic Bias .... 144 2. The Unique Nature of Socioeconomic Bias ......... 146

3. The Challenge of Identifying Implicit Bias .......... 149

i. The Implicit Association Test ........................ 150

ii. How Can We Measure ImplicitSocioeconomic Bias? .................................... 152

III. IMPLICIT SOCIOECONOMIC BIAS IN FOURTH

AMENDMENT AND CHILD CUSTODY CASES ......................... 154

A. Implicit Socioeconomic Bias in Fourth

Amendment Cases ........................................................ 154

B. Implicit Socioeconomic Bias and ChildCustody Determinations .............................................. 158

IV. PROPOSED R ECOMMENDATIONS .......................................... 161

A. Judicial Discipline: An Ineffective Solution ................ 161 B. Clarifying the ABA Model Code of Judicial

Conduct ........................................................................ 162

C. Judicial Trainings ........................................................ 163

V. CONCLUSION ....................................................................... 165

I. I NTRODUCTION

In the early 1970s, Robert William Kras asked the United States Supreme Court

to allow him to proceed in bankruptcy court without paying the requisite filing fees.1

Mr. Kras lived in a small apartment with multiple extended family members and his

younger child was hospitalized with cystic fibrosis.2 Mr. Kras had been unemployed

for several years, after losing his job with a life insurance company when the

premiums he had collected were stolen out of his home.3 His wife had to give up her

employment due to her pregnancy, and she was focused on caring for their ill son.

The family lived on public assistance benefits and had no real assets.4

1 United States v. Kras , 409 U.S. 434, 437 (1973).

2 Id.

3 Id.

4 Id. at 438.

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CANON 3

A JUDGE SHALL PERFORM THE DUTIES OF JUDICIAL

OFFICE IMPARTIALLY AND DILIGENTLY

A. Judicial Duties in General

All of the judicial duties prescribed by law* shall take precedence over

all other activities of every judge. In the performance of these duties, the

following standards apply.

B. Adjudicative Responsibilities


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(5) A judge shall perform judicial duties without bias or prejudice. A

judge shall not, in the performance of judicial duties, engage in speech,

gestures, or other conduct that would reasonably be perceived as (1) bias or

prejudice, including but not limited to bias or prejudice based upon race, sex,

religion, national origin, disability, age, sexual orientation, or socioeconomic

status, or (2) sexual harassment.


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(6) A judge shall require* lawyers in proceedings before the judge to

refrain from manifesting, by words or conduct, bias or prejudice based upon


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race, sex, religion, national origin, disability, age, sexual orientation, or

socioeconomic status against parties, witnesses, counsel, or others. This

Canon does not preclude legitimate advocacy when race, sex, religion,

national origin, disability, age, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status or

other similar factors are issues in the proceeding.


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C. Administrative Responsibilities


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(2) A judge shall require* staff and court personnel* under the judge's

direction and control to observe appropriate standards of conduct and to

refrain from manifesting bias or prejudice based upon race, sex, religion,

national origin, disability, age, sexual orientation, or socioeconomic status in

the performance of their official duties.


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(5) A judge shall perform administrative duties without bias or

prejudice. A judge shall not, in the performance of administrative duties,

engage in speech, gestures, or other conduct that would reasonably be

perceived as (1) bias or prejudice, including but not limited to bias or

prejudice based upon race, sex, religion, national origin, disability, age, sexual

orientation, or socioeconomic status, or (2) sexual harassment.


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JUDGE

MARY AN 5. GILLI

SUE CUT F CLFN

CUNTY F SNT CLR

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By Craig ndersonDaily oua Sta Witer

SAN JOE Sana Cara CountSupeo Co udge Ma Ann Gia veteran o mily cou boh as aatoey and a judge, wl be heading

bak thee in anuary aer spendngtoand-ahal yeas handing pobatematters

Poate awyers say they ae goingto miss he

"She is eerhing a judge shoud be" sad Michael Desmarais, a veteran

os Gatos aoey She has empathy,patience and neigence She hasshown me enormous ptience and hasacally ied o lead me into ealizingthat I don't knw it al in my area o specialty And she has done so ve tatlly

Desmaais sad pobate aoeystied withou scess, o persuade thecour o keep e on te pobate caenda whih speas to how well she hasmanaged to ovecome he own imedexperience in tat aea o the aw

When we have a dge who has

not done pobae bee there is awaysconce about how that peson wi wok ot, sai Pao Alto attoey PeterSte thnk hng have worked outve wel"

Ste and oher awes say Gil2, has the ega chops to undestand theins and ous o ws ss and onsevatorshp dsptes ta ome up on hecalenda, u aso the tempeament andexperene o dea wih the emotionaissues hat aris: in ontesed cases.

Several attoeys aibuted Glis

D ou Copoon

sucess to he experence n the roughandtmble amosphee o miy cou, whee paents wage emoiona bales

ove money and hei hildren ofen wthot awers.In conseaoship ases, paens

oen disagee about how o deal withthe yong adult childen wh disabilites - a situaton not dissimila fomarguments that age in fmiy ot

between dvocng spouses n ohercases, it is the paent who needs care, wth hidren and new spouses at odds

"The judge's expeene n mlyaw gives he subsantia senstvi nthe onsevaorshp eld" Se said

fer a caee in mly ourt as aawye and then a commssione andnay a judge Grii said she is happyto have made the swih to pobatecout But, she ads, "m happy to begoing ack.

The judge sad she had to eaabout consevatoships - no just the law but aso the praica reai by vsiingede fciities

went to paces to see wha it sike," she sad.

Gili has enjoyed her time in po bate co, saying she has appeiated

all the hep she eceved fom cousta She hopes to adapt some pocedues in poate cou when she etsto mily co, such as havng a costa peson who takes "notes" on eahcase so, in ongoing poceedings, the

jdge knows the hisoy o what hashappened ere

"ts a ve vaed calendar" Grilisaid o he curen assignment. Itncludes not ust adtonal poae work ad consevaoships but also

adoptons and guadanships"There ae a lot more lawers thain fmily cou," she said.

A native o Ithaa, NY, Giigrew up in Baton Roge, La, thedaughte o a ousiana Sae Univesityprofssor o anima breeding and genetics. She was aking pemed lasses atthe niesi o Caifa Berkeey when she decided i was not f her andthat the law nteested he a ot moe

Gi maoed n ciminoogy,gaduaing in 198 he same yea shemared John Gri, whom she met when they were woking as switchboadoperators a thei domito

She atended ngh asses at SantaClara nivesit Shool o Law and hadto hlden The nght pogam lasted yeas and Gi gaduated n 973She woked pat-me r three yeas unt stang lme i n 96, woking with ohn Me and e Beg a amiy and cimina aw fm whee sheecame a paner in the ealy 1980s.

He two hiden ae ads now,and Glli as six gandchidren

Gili specialed in fmiy aw,and staed he own patie in Pao

Ato n 987 Sx yeas late he judgeso Santa Cara Count Supeio Coutappoed her a commssione She handed fmiy aw hid suppot anddomestc vioence

n 99 Grlli ran r an open seaton he Superior Cou bench, eatngdense attoey Thomas Spielbae

" leaed a o about polics" shesaid.

Grili, who took oce the nextyea, fund hese dealng with protests

010-1


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JUD MAY ANN S. GLI SUPIO COU OF CAIFONA COUNY OF SANA CAA

and acrmony ov th way Santa ClaaCon fmiy cor judges handleddivorce and ustody cases.

Sh was not h pma tagt o protestrs ol, and atoys who we among th cous ctcs bc hnsay thy ar appy abot h e

a nown qanti and

now th aw bacwads and f wards said Los Gatos fmly law aor ny Robin Ymans.

hil some attoys say it s bt tr f udgs o gt swchd away fom mly cou to avod buot, Grlli bsts at te sggstion. Sh points out that many judgs who handle crminalcaendars hae spent vally thirnti caees as poscutors o crminaldnse atoeys bre onig th

bchThat estion doesnt gt asked

[o thm], sh said.

Dsmaais sad Gs couoomcan gt v cowd, with as many asa dozn aoys pesenting varos

fctions o an etendd fmily in dis puts over ivig tsts

awyes ar getting angr andcents ar gting angr, Dsmaassaid A lot o dges wod lt some o that age seep toug. Sh dost"

ack Cowad, a Los Gatos soe pacttonr, sad Gi is always p

pard ad efcient in movig hrough her calendar

Shs fi and will lt the lawyrs

prset and arg th cas," Cowardsai Wen th's a reptition o thargument, sh will rein thm n."

Glli said sh s pod o hr oin promotng a progam to coagelow- and nocost epesntaton frgadans o chldn, known as theGardiasip Access rogam, and

hopes to cete a similar ogam n fmiy cou

H a som o f ug Gill'cn cas an la inolv:

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