[yldstrk]

Lots of illnesses....could it have been AIDS as the ubderlying cause?

[FormerLib]

He believed that being gay gave him insights that could improve the judicial process.

He...ended the practice of announcing in open court the results of AIDS tests given to people facing prostitution charges.

Sounds as if his major gay insight was to help conceal the identity of AIDS carriers.

[Buffalo Bob]

So, a openly gay prosecutor dies and it's news. How much space in this paper was devoted to fallen soliders?

[Cicero]

He asked prospective jurors whether they had a domestic partner or a spouse, and ended the practice of announcing in open court the results of AIDS tests given to people facing prostitution charges.

You know, it isn't doing homosexuals any favors to make the concealment of AIDS official policy. Although the PC explanation is that concealment protects gay rights, the practical result is that more homosexuals die of AIDS. Which, I suspect, was the case with this judge.

His sad legacy is that he helped spread AIDS through the gay community he was trying to help.

[pissant]

AIDS, most likely. Nonetheless, may he RIP.

[pankot]

Pink ribbon alert!

[gidget7]

So sad that this lifestyle takes so many lives that could have been spent doing so many good things instead.

[little jeremiah]

"Colleagues described Sandoval as evenhanded and efficient. He believed that being gay gave him insights that could improve the judicial process."

In other words, practitioners of same sex sodomy are Nature's Noblemen, far superior to us het breeders.

For the list?

[fieldmarshaldj]

RIP.