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The five people presiding over a court in the conference room at a Mission Street accounting firm have never gone to law school. But such volunteers have been handing out sentences for relatively minor misdemeanors in their neighborhoods for about five years. DA Terence Hallinan said community court is a way to deal with thousands of low-level, primarily quality-of-life misdemeanors that would cost more to prosecute in the traditional courts -- or that might not be pursued at all given limited resources.
June 23, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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