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Jun. 15, 2016

Charles "Steve" Treat

For Contra Costa Judge Treat, no case is too small for a fair, exacting application of the law.

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Charles S. Treat

Superior Court Contra Costa County (Pittsburg)
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By Tim O'Connor
Daily Journal Staff Writer

PITTSBURG - Two years into his second term on the Contra Costa County Superior Court bench, Judge Charles "Steve" Treat has made getting it right his mandate.

"When I first came on the bench, it seemed like the robe was almost like Harry Potter's invisibility cloak. It actually gives you a sense of who you are and what you are supposed to be doing," Treat said... (continued)

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