When Justice Maria Rivera left the bench earlier this month after four oral arguments in the First District Court of Appeal, she didn't head to her chambers for a breather. Instead, she raced to a courthouse hallway where two law school students awaited her. They hoped to start a law practice in San Francisco and they wanted Rivera's advice. That a sitting justice would take time out of a hectic schedule for a couple of law school kids, acquaintances say, speaks loudly of her desire to inspire others.
October 28, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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