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When Angela Bradstreet went to the State Bar of California seeking a policy prohibiting judges from participating in groups that discriminate against gays, she was told to go see California Chief Justice Ronald George. And she's doing just that. On Tuesday, George said he plans to meet with Bradstreet, the president of the Bar Association of San Francisco, today. While not committing to any particular course of action, the chief justice said he wants to hear what Bradstreet has to say.
December 11, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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