Sergio Garcia's case, which has become a cause célèbre for civil rights activists, met skepticism Wednesday from the California Supreme Court.
September 04, 2013 at 05:59 PM
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SAN FRANCISCO — Sergio Garcia seemed to have the wind in his sails as he tried Wednesday to become the first undocumented immigrant lawfully granted a California bar card.
The State Bar and Attorney General Kamala Harris support his application. He brings a compelling back story of self-sufficiency and perseverance. And there is no formal opposition.
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