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SACRAMENTO - As Gov. Pete Wilson ends his eight-year tenure and considers another run for the White House in 2000, he leaves behind a judiciary and justice system that look much different than they did when he was first inaugurated in 1991.
By Tom Dresslar
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SACRAMENTO - As Gov. Pete Wilson ends his eight-year tenure and considers another run for the White House in 2000, he leaves behind a judiciary and justice system that look much different than they did when he was first inaugurated in 1991.
Dur...
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