To Kill a Mockingbird

chapter 16

on page 220 why does the author describe judge taylor in so much detail?

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I think the narrator is trying to show the reader that Judge Taylor is a fair man and has qualities not unlike Atticus. The Judge is thrust into a situation where ignorance may transcend the law.

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