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Jun. 1, 2015

Jay M. Bloom

San Diego County Judge Bloom is known for helping find the middle ground in otherwise bitter battles.

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Jay M. Bloom

Jay M. Bloom

San Diego County (Central Courthouse)
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By Laurinda Keys 

  Daily Journal Staff Writer 

  SAN DIEGO - Judge Jay Bloom was one of the state attorney general's death penalty
  experts, even winning a case in the U.S. Supreme Court. Then he spent 20 years presiding
  over civil cases in San Diego County Superior Court, and now handles probate, trust,
  criminal cases and anything else that comes his way. 

  "I had a death penalty life and I had a civil life and now I have a mixed life," B... (continued)

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