Retired Judge focuses on Mentoring at risk Youth and Conditions in Prisons

<p>After 25 years of service as a trial judge in the Orange County courts, Judge Gray is available as a mediator, arbitrator and discovery referee. Known for his work in creating novel programs aimed at curbing repeat alcohol-related and juvenile offenses, Judge Gray began to cultivate a reputation as an innovative jurist who proactively crafted creative solutions to the problems before him. After being elevated to the Superior Court in 1989, Judge Gray presided over calendars in civil, criminal, probate, adoptions, mental health and juvenile courts.</p><p>Judge Gray’s experienced realism, creativity, practicality, and disciplined optimism make him an ideal neutral to address and resolve tort and business disputes, as well as problems based upon emotion and company politics. During his years on the Superior Court, Judge Gray became known for settling the “unsettleable” cases. For example, he settled what was likely the first Catholic priest child sexual molestation case in the country, resulting in positive institutional changes in the Orange County and Los Angeles Dioceses of the Catholic Church. He also settled the difficult Wade Boggs palimony case, among others.</p><p>Activist Henry Ortiz and Dr. Jesse DeLaCruz joined in the conversation to highlight the work that they do with youth and adults in California via mentorships and other programs.</p><p>Website</p><p>judgejimgray.com</p><p></p><p>Books</p><p>All Rise!: The Libertarian Way with Judge Jim Gra</p><p>2 Paragraphs 4 Liberty</p><p>Wearing the Robe</p><p>A Voter's Handbook</p><p>War on Drugs - First Edition</p><p>War on Drugs - Second Edition</p><p></p><p></p>