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Commissioner Roy O. Chernus, appointed by the Court in 2006, received his bachelor's degree from
George Washington University and law degree from New York Law School.
Commissioner Harvey E. Goldfine, appointed by the Court in 1992, received his bachelor's degree
from Temple University and law degree from Hastings College of Law.
Commissioner Randolph E. Heubach, appointed by the Court in 1986, received his bachelor's degree
from University of Wisconsin and law degree from Santa Clara University School of Law.
Commissioner William S. Hochman, appointed by the Court in 2006, received his bachelor's degree
from Indiana University and law degree from George Washington University School of Law.
Commissioner Beverly K. Wood, appointed by the Court in 2005, received her bachelor's degree from
University of California at Berkeley and law degree from University of San Francisco School of Law.
Marin County Superior Court Judges
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Qualifications and Selection of Commissioners:
Commissioners must be practicing attorneys for a minimum of ten years before becoming eligible to serve on
the Bench. Commissioners are subordinate judicial officers, appointed by the Judges, to preside over certain
types of cases, conduct trials, and perform other functions authorized by law. Commissioners hear cases and
render decisions, much like judges do, but there are certain types of cases that may only be heard by judges.
Typically, in Marin, the Commissioners hear misdemeanor, traffic, small claims, child support enforcement,
family law, juvenile dependency and delinquency, and probate matters.
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