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San Francisco Superior Court Judge Lenard Louie, an icon of the city's criminal courts, died Tuesday of cancer. He was 68. Known for his talent at settling cases, Louie served as a mentor for attorneys and his fellow jurists. "A lot of people come and go through that building, but Lenard Louie was an institution,� said San Francisco solo Randall Knox, a former prosecutor when Louie was on the bench.
February 26, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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