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The Queen of Moorpark

As Cortes escorts Lorini to school, she delivers "The Miranda (Cortes) Act", sharply scolding Lorini for bringing shame to her family through her truancy, underscoring her disgust that the child would not honor the priviledge of an education. "Everybody hates Teresa", says Moorpark High Counselor Mary Jo Del Campo, who makes this statement with pride. "They think she's the anti-Christ. That's the way we want to keep it."

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The Queen of Moorpark
As Cortes escorts Lorini to school, she delivers "The Miranda (Cortes) Act", sharply scolding Lorini for bringing shame to her family through her truancy, underscoring her disgust that the child would not honor the priviledge of an education. "Everybody hates Teresa", says Moorpark High Counselor Mary Jo Del Campo, who makes this statement with pride. "They think she's the anti-Christ. That's the way we want to keep it."
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