By Susan McRae
Daily Journal Staff Writer
BEVERLY HILLS - Alexander Rufus-Isaacs likes the image of a California lawyer in the 1880s' gold rush days, riding around the American River on horseback, a volume of Sir William Blackstone's 18th century "Commentaries on the Laws of England" tucked in his saddlebags.
"That was the original law here," Rufus-Isaacs says. "The two s...
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