FORUM COLUMN
By William Sheffield
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I entered the legal profession 37 years ago after graduating from Boalt Hall. Those were the days when tuition was $195 per semester, the Berkeley Free Speech Movement was winding down and everyone knew the name John Wayne. Having spent the years since rattling around the courts as a trial lawyer, Superior Court judge, pro tem justice of the Court of Appeal a...
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