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• May 23, 2017

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• March 21, 2017

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• February 1, 2016

Sophomores, seniors learn roles of perspective, penitence in the judicial system
Claire Kosewic, Senior Reporter
• November 19, 2015

Sophomores conduct mock trial at Superior Court of California
Claire Kosewic, Senior Reporter
• September 16, 2015
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