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Dec. 13, 2011

John M. Pacheco

A car accident and its repercussions drove Judge John M. Pacheco to the principles of law.

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John M. Pacheco

San Bernardino County (San Bernardino)
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By Jason W. Armstrong

Daily Journal Staff Writer

SAN BERNARDINO - John M. Pacheco decided the law was his true calling after he and his father were involved in an accident when he was 13. The two were hauling a load of trash to the dump in an old truck, and the brakes failed. The truck coasted into a busy intersection, where a cement truck struck it.

The cement company successfully sued his father for its driver's injuries.

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