By Vik Jolly
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SANTA MARIA - It was the summer of 1978. Superior Court Judge Arthur A. Garcia remembers walking a few miles to the downtown courthouse here to be sworn in as an attorney. His then-wife was using their only car, so Garcia trudged on in the sweltering midday heat, wearing a new suit.
A trash truck suddenly pulled up alongside the Loyola Law School graduate, fresh from success on the bar exam. His father, Gilbert Gar... (continued)
Aug. 27, 2014
Arthur A. Garcia
Many years ago, Judge Arthur Garcia rode his father's trash truck to court to be sworn in.
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