By Cortney Fielding
Daily Journal Staff Writer LOS ANGELES - Retired Superior Court Judge William Huss, often described as an "old-fashioned" law-and-order bench officer who required attorneys to salute the American flag each morning in his courtroom, died last week at his home on Bunker Hill. He was 76 and died of complications with pulmonary fibrosis. Huss spent just six years presiding over criminal and civil cases in Pomona and Los Ang...
Daily Journal Staff Writer LOS ANGELES - Retired Superior Court Judge William Huss, often described as an "old-fashioned" law-and-order bench officer who required attorneys to salute the American flag each morning in his courtroom, died last week at his home on Bunker Hill. He was 76 and died of complications with pulmonary fibrosis. Huss spent just six years presiding over criminal and civil cases in Pomona and Los Ang...
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