Los Angeles County Superior Court (Bellflower)
(Skyler Romero / Daily Journal)
BELLFLOWER — Having worked for two decades as a juvenile dependency attorney, Commissioner Jenny Cheung Marino had her work cut out for her when she was assigned to a criminal court.
“Sitting in a criminal assignment was a steep learning curve in the beginning,” said the Los Angeles County Superior Court jurist. “But I’m a hard worker so I’m constantly trying to read up on case law and statutes.”
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