Jake Dear, the longtime chief supervising attorney who helped guide the California Supreme Court under three chief justices and became one of the court's foremost historians, died Friday after a brief illness. He was 69.
Over a legal career spanning more than four decades, Dear became a fixture at California's highest court, known for his deep knowledge of its history and jurisprudence, his institutional memory and his commitment to the judiciary. His influence extended ac...
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