Mr. Chandler stated he came to Arizona in 1935, and attended the University of Arizona Law School in 1938. He noted he has practiced law in Phoenix since 1946, and has a great interest in the quality of the judiciary of the United States. He said his experience and qualifications would make him a contributing member of the Commission. He said he spoke to her on the phone, and recommends her confirmation. She said the appointments of the justices are very important to society and to her.
People expect judges to be wise and fair.
She stated that the judiciary should reflect the diversity in our society, and she wants to be a part of the process to get the best people on the bench. Ms. Siegler said she has the time to commit to the process, and her prior experience will enable her to help choose the proper candidates. Prior to that he attended Notre Dame. He is a candidate for a masters degree from Arizona State University, and is a member of national, state and local legal organizations. He applied because he felt the voice of the trial lawyers needed to be heard on the Trial Commission.