By Katie Lucia
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - Long before Judge Gregorio Roman's hands zipped up his judicial robe or shuffled court papers on his polished wood desk, his hands felt the sting of hard labor.
As a young child, Roman remembers picking grapes during the summers with his poor immigrant family - their hands often freezing in the early morning and blistering by sunset. Each of the eight children in his family and his single mother... (continued)
May 18, 2014
Gregorio Roman Jr.
Judge Gregorio Roman Jr. grew up picking grapes as a child before joining the LA County court.
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