>> I'd say dealing with the people because most of the people that I'm dealing with, again,
are coming in there looking for help.
You have the people who come in there who are clearly upset not necessarily with me
or my staff but those people are a different way of handling it.
It's just most of the time as I said before you're having people that are coming
to the district court because either one they're required to appear
or two they're simply looking for direction and guidance.
And I believe that's the role that we serve in the position
as a district judge as we are part of our community.
And people know us on a first name basis,
so it allows us to help the people who need the help most.
Ruling against someone for a financial debt.
You know you have folks come in front of you most
of the time both parties are unrepresented, they're pro se.
And one party just feels that the other party owes them money
for whatever reason whether it be a construction job that was not completed to the satisfaction
of the homeowner or someone damages someone's property and you know that both parties feel
that they're right but you still have to render decision in one side or the other and knowing
that you're attaching a monetary judgment to an individual who is probably getting by week
by week, that's probably one of the toughest decisions to make.