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Aug. 6, 2014

Ramona Garrett

Criminal judge Ramona Garrett pays special attention to the psychological causes of crime.

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Ramona Garrett

Solano County (Vallejo) Superior Court
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By Paul Jones

Daily Journal Staff Writer

VALLEJO - Ramona Garrett didn't originally plan on going into law - she studied philosophy in college. The Solano County criminal court judge, who came from a poor family and was its first member to get a college degree, went into sales for a cable company in the 1970s and expected to make a living that way. But her family's economic problems, combined with a conversation she had with a lawyer client, convinced he... (continued)

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