By Greg Katz
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - The rain raged outside as Inglewood mayor Roosevelt Dorn walked the halls of the downtown criminal courts building Tuesday, wearing cuff links and a pinstripe suit, surrounded by a small entourage of lawyers and supporters.
Described by those who know him as both a maverick and legend - and considered by some in the local black community as a champion of civil rights - Dorn ...
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