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Jul. 30, 2008

A Legal Excursion

Richard Scheuler embarked on his legal career in an ailing VW bug. Now he presides over a misdemeanor calendar in Tehama County Superior Court.

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A Legal Excursion

Richard Scheuler

Tehama County Superior Court
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By Amy Yarbrough
Daily Journal Staff Writer
This article appears on Page 3

      CORNING - Richard Scheuler's legal career began with a tent, a Coleman camp stove and an ailing Volkswagen Bug.
      Fresh out of law school and broke, Scheuler knew he wanted to work somewhere north of Sacramento - where exactly, he wasn't so sure. This was in the mid-1970s. So he hit the road in a V... (continued)

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