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Justices, research attorneys and other staffers at Santa Ana's Fourth District Court of Appeal were in shock Monday upon learning about the death of retired Justice Thomas Crosby Jr. Friends and co-workers said Crosby, a 19-year court veteran before retiring in 2001, had not been sick, and they had no idea what caused his death. The 63-year-old died at his home Friday night. Justice William Bedsworth, who had known Crosby for 33 years, said tears were being shed all around the court.
January 27, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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