Joan Dempsey Klein, a California appellate court judge and a champion of women’s rights, dies at 96

Joan Dempsey Klein, a celebrated champion of women’s rights and the first woman to become presiding judge of a California appellate court, died in her sleep at her home in Santa Monica on Christmas Eve. She was 96.

Jan 3, 2021

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