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Oct. 31, 2007

Making It Translate

Referee Shep A. Zebberman strives to help the juvenile defendants and the custodians who appear in his courtroom understand the law.

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By Rebecca Beyer
Daily Journal Staff Writer

      LOS ANGELES - For a moment, chaos abounds in Superior Court Referee Shep A. Zebberman's courtroom as defense attorneys, deputy district attorneys, parole representatives and a bailiff try to figure out whether an upcoming defendant needs a sign-language interpreter.
      "Just because he doesn't listen, doesn't mean he doesn't hear," jokes ... (continued)

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