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John B. Molinari, who spent more than two decades as a trial court judge and appeal court justice in San Francisco, died Monday at age 94. Then-Gov. Earl Warren, a Republican, appointed Molinari to the San Francisco Municipal Court in 1948, and the judge successfully ran for the superior court bench about five years later. In 1962, Molinari was named to the First District Court of Appeal by then-Gov. Edmund "Pat" Brown Sr., a Democrat.
September 16, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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