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LaDoris Hazzard Cordell speaks after being introduced by Mayor Chuck Reed as the
new Independent Police Auditor by the San Jose City Council during a press
conference at City Hall in San Jose on April 13, 2010. Cordell is a former
Superior and Municipal Court Judge. (Gary Reyes/Mercury News)

Retired Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge LaDoris Cordell, who was
selected as San Jose's independent police auditor, is shown in this 2008 file
photo.

Retired Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge LaDoris Cordell, who was
selected as San Jose's independent police auditor, is shown in this 2002 file
photo. Cordell is also an artist. Here she is seen posing with a charcoal
drawing entitled "For Luci."

Retired Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge LaDoris Cordell, who was
selected as San Jose's independent police auditor, does a dance after being
sworn in as a Palo Alto City Council member in 2004.

LaDoris Hazzard Cordell is introduced as the new Independent Police Auditor by
Mayor Chuck Reed and the San Jose City Council during a press conference at City
Hall in San Jose on April 13, 2010. Cordell is a former Superior and Municipal
Court Judge. (Gary Reyes/Mercury News)

LaDoris Hazzard Cordell speaks during her introduction as the new Independent
Police Auditor by the San Jose City Council during a press conference at City
Hall in San Jose on April 13, 2010. Cordell is a former Superior and Municipal
Court Judge. (Gary Reyes/Mercury News)

LaDoris Hazzard Cordell is introduced as the new Independent Police Auditor by
the San Jose City Council during a press conference at City Hall in San Jose on
April 13, 2010. Cordell is a former Superior and Municipal Court Judge. (Gary
Reyes/Mercury News)

LaDoris Hazzard Cordell (r) is congratulated by Sharon Erickson, City Auditor,
following an announcement by the San Jose City Council, naming Cordell as the
new, Independent Police Auditor on April 13, 2010. Cordell is a former Superior
and Municipal Court Judge. (Gary Reyes/Mercury News)

LaDoris Hazzard Cordell speaks after being introduced by Mayor Chuck Reed as the
new Independent Police Auditor by the San Jose City Council during a press
conference at City Hall in San Jose on April 13, 2010. Cordell is a former
Superior and Municipal Court Judge. (Gary Reyes/Mercury News)

Retired Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge LaDoris Cordell, who was
selected as San Jose's independent police auditor, is shown in this 2008 file
photo.

Retired Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge LaDoris Cordell, who was
selected as San Jose's independent police auditor, is shown in this 2002 file
photo. Cordell is also an artist. Here she is seen posing with a charcoal
drawing entitled "For Luci."

Retired Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge LaDoris Cordell, who was
selected as San Jose's independent police auditor, does a dance after being
sworn in as a Palo Alto City Council member in 2004.

LaDoris Hazzard Cordell is introduced as the new Independent Police Auditor by
Mayor Chuck Reed and the San Jose City Council during a press conference at City
Hall in San Jose on April 13, 2010. Cordell is a former Superior and Municipal
Court Judge. (Gary Reyes/Mercury News)

LaDoris Hazzard Cordell speaks during her introduction as the new Independent
Police Auditor by the San Jose City Council during a press conference at City
Hall in San Jose on April 13, 2010. Cordell is a former Superior and Municipal
Court Judge. (Gary Reyes/Mercury News)

LaDoris Hazzard Cordell is introduced as the new Independent Police Auditor by
the San Jose City Council during a press conference at City Hall in San Jose on
April 13, 2010. Cordell is a former Superior and Municipal Court Judge. (Gary
Reyes/Mercury News)

LaDoris Hazzard Cordell (r) is congratulated by Sharon Erickson, City Auditor,
following an announcement by the San Jose City Council, naming Cordell as the
new, Independent Police Auditor on April 13, 2010. Cordell is a former Superior
and Municipal Court Judge. (Gary Reyes/Mercury News)

LaDoris Hazzard Cordell speaks after being introduced by Mayor Chuck Reed as the
new Independent Police Auditor by the San Jose City Council during a press
conference at City Hall in San Jose on April 13, 2010. Cordell is a former
Superior and Municipal Court Judge. (Gary Reyes/Mercury News)

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By Sean Webby | Mercury News
PUBLISHED: April 13, 2010 at 7:20 a.m. | UPDATED: August 13, 2016 at 10:44 p.m.

With its Police Department dogged by allegations of racial profiling and
overaggressive tactics, the San Jose City Council on Tuesday selected as the new
police watchdog a retired judge and African-American woman who has talked of
being stopped by police because of her race.

The vote to make LaDoris Cordell, a Santa Clara County Superior Court judge from
1982 to 2001, the city’s independent police auditor was not unanimous. Mayor
Chuck Reed — a staunch defender of the police — was one of three council members
to vote against her. And the council’s choice stunned both police officers who
fear she’ll be biased against them and community activists who believe she won’t
shrink from confronting the 1,300-officer force.

Speaking at a news conference alongside all 11 City Council members — but with
no law enforcement representatives present — Cordell took a measured approach.

She said she looked forward to “pushing the limits” of her new job, which
monitors the Police Department’s investigations of its own officers but has
little power to alter outcomes. She also said she would be fair to all sides and
suggested that the community has many misunderstandings about the Police
Department’s difficult task of ensuring public safety.



“I intend to be out there in the community and to be the face of the IPA,” said
Cordell, 60, who retired as vice provost of Stanford University last year and
will start her new job in May. “I care very much that the concerns of the
community are heard and the concerns of law enforcement are heard.”

San Jose police Lt. George Beattie, the president of the police union,
immediately criticized the choice.

“I have serious concerns about Ms. Cordell’s ability to be independent and
objective,” he said in an e-mail. “While she has a right to be associated with
community groups that have historically been critical and antagonistic to our
officers, this should raise questions about her ability to be objective, just as
Chris Constantin was considered biased because of his relationships. I consider
this a double standard.”

The council last year picked Constantin, an auditor for the city, to replace
police auditor Barbara Attard, whose contract was not renewed. But within days,
Constantin withdrew after the Mercury News reported that his brother was a San
Jose police officer. Shivaun Nurre has been the acting independent police
auditor in the interim.

Attard, widely seen to have been bounced from her position by a council who saw
her as too ambitious to increase the office’s limited oversight power, greeted
Cordell’s appointment with surprise and delight.



“Are you kidding me?” she said. “How did that happen? I have confidence that she
will provide great strength and leadership to the position.”

Victor Garza, a prominent Latino civil rights activist who heads the local La
Raza Roundtable, praised the surprising choice and called Cordell a fighter for
social justice.

“I didn’t feel the city would give her the opportunity to do that,” he said when
told of her appointment. “And having dealt with the Police Department for a long
time they are not going to embrace it right away. She will have to have work
hard to bring them into the fold.”

Indeed, Cordell’s appointment set off alarms among police because of her
history. While a member of the Palo Alto City Council, she worked to create a
police oversight process.

In an incident that echoes what some activists say is a problem in San Jose,
Cordell has often talked publicly of having experienced personally the pain and
humiliation of racial profiling, when she was pulled over at gunpoint by police
officers just after becoming a lawyer in the mid-1970s. And Cordell’s supporters
include the NAACP and the Asian Law Alliance — community groups that have been
leading critics of police and have called for San Jose Chief Rob Davis to
resign.

But while on the Palo Alto council, Cordell voted to equip police with Tasers.
She also hosts “Make the Call,” a cable television show that highlights unsolved
homicide cases and other law enforcement issues in East Palo Alto. East Palo
Alto Police Chief Ron Davis says he’s a “big fan” of Cordell.

Cordell was one of four finalists for the job, which pays about $170,000 a year.
In her community evaluations, obtained by the Mercury News, panelists wrote that
Cordell was “inspiring,” “energetic,” “well qualified” and “an excellent
communicator.” But they also said she was potentially “polarizing,” “may
overshadow the position” and that “members of the council may feel threatened by
her excellence.”

Meanwhile, city officials lined up behind the choice — at least publicly.

Reed and Councilman Pete Constant, who both voted against hiring Cordell, said
they wished her well in her new job.

Police Chief Davis said, “We really look forward to establishing a positive
relationship between the Police Department and the IPA so that we can work
together to continue to build positive bridges between the Police Department and
the community.”

Asked why no police officials attended the news conference announcing the
hiring, Davis said police didn’t have enough time to get to the announcement.
The chief said he would have attended.

Contact Sean Webby at 408-920-5003.

LaDoris Cordell

Age: 60
Experience: Santa Clara County judge, Stanford University vice provost, Palo
Alto City Council member
Education: 1974 graduate, Stanford Law School
Family: Two daughters
Noteworthy: First female African-American judge in Northern California





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