Welcome to another engaging episode of the Boomer Bar podcast, where host Deborah Kemper brings to light the unique stories of Baby Boomer lawyers in the San Mateo County Bar Association. In this episode, we're honored to feature Judge Susan Irene Etezadi, a juvenile supervising judge with a remarkable life story and career.
Judge Etezadi opens up about her early years in Iran, her experiences growing up in a culturally rich environment, and her educational journey from UC Davis to the University of San Diego Law School. She shares the path that led her to the San Mateo County DA’s office and her unwavering love for the county.
The conversation dives deeper into the world of juvenile justice, discussing the challenges and rewards of working with young offenders and their families. Judge Etezadi also reflects on the significance of diversity in the judiciary, her approach to balancing high-stress work with personal life, and the lessons she has learned throughout her career.
Join us as we explore the intersection of personal history, legal expertise, and community impact in this inspiring episode. This is a must-listen for anyone interested in the law, social justice, and the stories of influential legal professionals shaping our communities.
Susan I. Etezadi
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