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Jun. 19, 2009

In Kids' Corner

Sacramento County Superior Court judicial officer Marlene Hertoghe has spent her career working through often difficult issues surrounding troubled families.

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In Kids' Corner
Sacramento County Superior Court
By Amy Yarbrough
Daily Journal Staff Writer

SACRAMENTO - As a girl, Marlene Hertoghe wanted to be a lawyer so badly it irked her when she was given the part of a judge in a junior high school play.

"I remember being disappointed I was the one making the decisions and not getting to argue," she said.

Fast forward some 25 years, and now, Hertoghe is relishing her real-life role as a judicial officer hearing juvenile dependency cases... (continued)

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