By Amy Yarbrough
Daily Journal Staff Writer
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Cindy Baker remembers it well: a couple of gunshots and Judge Elmer Jennings darting past her office window.
It was 1985. Jennings was new to the Tehama County bench, and Clayton Weaver was furious.
Angry that Jennings, his ex-wife's divorce lawyer, was now a ...
Daily Journal Staff Writer
This article appears on Page 1
Cindy Baker remembers it well: a couple of gunshots and Judge Elmer Jennings darting past her office window.
It was 1985. Jennings was new to the Tehama County bench, and Clayton Weaver was furious.
Angry that Jennings, his ex-wife's divorce lawyer, was now a ...
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