Judges and Judiciary
Dec. 4, 2017
Judge’s dying words lamented he could no longer help people
Judge Harry Pregerson’s last words were, “I’m no longer physically able to help people,” his daughter told a memorial service.
Judge Harry Pregerson
LOS ANGELES — As he prepared to die, Judge Harry Pregerson’s last words were, “I’m no longer physically able to help people,” his daughter told a memorial service on Friday.
Those who gathered to remember his life recounted that Pregerson, a Los Angeles native, crusaded tirelessly on behalf of the homeless and other disenfranchised communities both on and off the bench.
Mayor Eric Garcetti, one of...
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