The exhibit will be located in a public portion of the Ronald M. George State Office Complex on the first floor of the Earl Warren Building a few floors below the California Judicial Center Librar. – 350 McAllister St, San Francisco, CA 94102.

The upcoming exhibit will open during National Hispanic Heritage Month (September 15-October 15) this year and is scheduled to remain in place for a full year.  It will focus on the lives, work, and enduring contributions of the Latino justices who have served, or are serving, on the state’s highest court (Associate Justice Cruz Reynoso, Associate Justice John A. Arguelles, Associate Justice Carlos R. Moreno, and Associate Justice Mariano-Florentino Cuéllar).  Materials on display will highlight both the personal and professional achievements of these jurists.  A sampling of these materials includes: a photograph of the segregated grammar school former Justice Cruz Reynoso attended during his childhood in La Habra, California; a photograph of the founders of the Mexican American Bar Association in Los Angeles; significant opinions authored; and publications by and about these justices.