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Aug. 1, 2007
In Pro Per
Justice Kathryn Mickle Werdegar reflects on her journey to the Supreme Court. By Kathryn Mickle Werdegar as told to Judi Cohen
By Kathryn Mickle Werdegar
As told to Judi Cohen
A Personal History
I was born Kathryn Mickle in San Francisco, a fourth-generation Californian. My mother died when I was four and a half, and I was sent away to live with a family in Healdsburg, where I went to a one-room schoolhouse with eight grades and one teacher. Later, I was sent to a boarding ...
As told to Judi Cohen
A Personal History
I was born Kathryn Mickle in San Francisco, a fourth-generation Californian. My mother died when I was four and a half, and I was sent away to live with a family in Healdsburg, where I went to a one-room schoolhouse with eight grades and one teacher. Later, I was sent to a boarding ...
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