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Going into a special hearing Thursday, proponents of opening San Mateo County's juvenile dependency hearings seemed to carry a stacked deck. They had five witnesses scheduled to their opponents' one, and would be making their arguments before a judge who had already demonstrated her willingness to open such hearings, at least some of the time. But the open court advocates got off to a choppy start Thursday as their opponents put their lead witness through a rough 90-minute cross-examination.
March 04, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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