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Carl Morris, Alameda County's new juvenile court presiding judge, is no new kid on the block. He comes to the assignment with experience as a juvenile court referee, a probation officer, a public defender and a criminal defense attorney. When Morris took the post in December, longtime juvenile court attorneys took comfort in the fact that Morris was a known quantity. Morris listens to both sides, said Arthur Mitchell, a lawyer who remembers Morris when the judge presided over juvenile cases years ago.
January 20, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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