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Rappahannock News Photo/Jon Kiavertamp
SHARON LUKE: “There isn’t
a chance I would move to the
city to practice law.’’
porter in the service, Biddle watched lawyers at work. It occurred to him that he could do what they did, so he enrolled in law school; the Air Corps paid his way.
Biddle went on to serve for 30 years in the legal department of the Air Force. He retired as chief judge of the court of military review, the highest court in the Air Force. After retiring from the service, he opened a pnvate practice in Washington, D.C.
While living in D.C., Biddle became acquainted with Rappahannock County; he liked what he saw so he began to consider opening a law office here. He wanted to get away from
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