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Article: Retiring Loudoun Judge Carleton Penn Changed Attitudes
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- The Washington Post
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- January 1, 1987
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When Carleton Penn II, senior judge of the Loudoun County Circuit
Court, retires this year, he will take something with him-and leave
something behind.
What the judge will take with him, according to his colleague on
the bench, Circuit Court Judge Thomas Horne, is his experience. The
64-year-old Penn has served on the circuit bench since 1970,
appointed after stints as trial judge, county judge and county
commonwealth's attorney.
What Penn will leave behind, said the 43-year-old Horne-who
called Penn "one of my mentors"-is a changed attitude among lawyers
toward the judiciary. Penn is regarded as a superb legal scholar,
and lawyers who appear before him "immediately respect his legal ...
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