Members of the Broady family, including Earl Broady j(right), a seated elderly woman and two other standing men, in the doorway of a house. Earl Broady was a judge, attorney, police officer and pianist in Los Angeles. He joined the police department in 1927, later becoming Deputy D.A., and then a judge. He was appointed to be a judge on the Los Angeles Superior Court on June 7, 1965, where he served until his retirement in 1978. Judge Broady also served on the McCone Commission, which studied the causes behind the Watts riots. Photographer's stamp on back of photo: Please credit photo / by / Harry H. Adams / 4223 So. Avalon Blvd. AD 2-9497 / Los Angeles, Calif.
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African American judges African American families Broady, Earl C., 1904-1992
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