FBI believed Feuer 'obstructed justice' in litigation investigation, documents show

For the past decade, juvenile court judges and attorneys have met with child welfare officials once a year at the state Judicial Council's "Beyond the Bench" conference.

By Cheryl Romo Daily Journal Staff Writer For the past decade, juvenile court judges and attorneys have met with child welfare officials once a year at the state Judicial Council's "Beyond the Bench" conference.
The event, which traditionally is held in December, is an opportunity for represen...

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