By Amelia Hansen
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - When Joe Russoniello became Northern California's U.S. attorney in 1982, he took a hands-on approach to high-profile cases involving murder, illegal immigration and espionage.
He even personally tried some of the office's criminal cases, including one relating to the horrific collapse of the Jonestown religious cult the la...
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - When Joe Russoniello became Northern California's U.S. attorney in 1982, he took a hands-on approach to high-profile cases involving murder, illegal immigration and espionage.
He even personally tried some of the office's criminal cases, including one relating to the horrific collapse of the Jonestown religious cult the la...
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