Countywide : Superior Court Judge Is Sworn In
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H. Warren Siegel was sworn in as judge of the Orange County Superior Court last week.
Appointed by Gov. Pete Wilson in November, Siegel, 54, fills the vacancy created by the retirement of Robert C. Todd.
Siegel formerly practiced with an Irvine law firm focusing primarily on business litigation and labor issues. He also served as deputy attorney general for California from 1963 to 1971.
Siegel received his undergraduate degree from UCLA and a law degree from the University of Chicago.
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