Jennifer R Gerard

Superior Court

CaliforniaRiversideCalifornia
1.0/ 5

3 reviews

Courtroom conduct1.0
Impartiality1.0
Case preparation1.0
Case management1.0
Quality of rulings1.0
Treatment of counsel1.0
Empathy with parties1.0
Language & clarity1.0

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Reviews (3)

One of the worst judges.

1.0
/ 5

One of the worst judges. Terrible temperament and attempts to throw attorneys under the bus with offhand comments to their clients.

AnónimoLawyer

She is very rude and has no respect for the law or the lawyers in her courtroom.

1.0
/ 5

She is very rude and has no respect for the law or the lawyers in her courtroom. I heard her telling a defendant to sue their attorney because she refused to honor the plea deal that his attorney negotiated. She is a horrible person and she not be on the bench.

AnónimoLawyer

This judge acts very abusive in the court room.

1.0
/ 5

This judge acts very abusive in the court room. She minimizes the severity of the matter at hand, she is extremely biased, rude, refuses to give both parties a fair hearing, she is showing her favoritism towards one party during hearing. Her biased ruling in Family court, without a sorrow review of the evidence hurt children. She will not even allow witnesses to testify on important matters regarding safety of the child. She makes inappropriate statements comparing the presented issues at hand with worst cases she dealt in the past, without even knowing the case. She makes mistakes when referring to reports because she doesnt pay attention to details. She has no idea about developmental abilities of children, shows incompetence by making inappropriate generalizations. This judge should not be allowed in the family court as she makes orders that compromise children's safety. She knows that she acts abusive and forces her biased opinion on parties. She violates the rights of parents. Someone needs to investigate her unprofessional conduct. Terrible judge.

AnónimoLawyer