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Judges and Judiciary

Feb. 14, 2002

Standing on Shoulders of Giants

LOS ANGELES - The Japanese word for heroism is gamon. "It means to endure," Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Fred Fujioka said recently. Gamon has personal meaning to Fujioka because of the experience of his Japanese-American relatives. Some were interned following the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, while others fought as U.S. soldiers during World War II.

PROFILE
Fred Fujioka
Superior Court Judge
Los Angeles
Career highlights: Appointed by Gov. Gray Davis, January 2001; partner, Gomez, Fujioka & Furukawa, 1984-2001; deputy public defender, Los Angeles, 1978-84; staff attorney, San Fernando Valley Neighborhood Legal Services, 1977-78
Law School: Boalt Hall, 1977
Age: 51
        

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