LOS ANGELES — Justin Clayton says a judge should not make an already difficult day in court worse. The Los Angeles County deputy public defender, who supervises the office’s Inglewood branch, is running for Superior Court judge, Office 65. In an interview on “The Jackie Rae Show,” Clayton outlined priorities that include improving court access, recognizing bias and supporting treatment rather than incarceration when appropriate. Asked what separates good judges from bad ones, Clayton pointed to temperament. People facing the loss of their freedom, housing or financial stability need a
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