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There are many First Amendment and other debates around a recent immigration judge ruling that Columbia University grad student Mahmoud Khalil can be deported, but the case clearly illustrates how our civil justice system can take years to… Read More
by Sara Corcoran, Courts Monitor Publisher (Originally published in CityWatch LA on 2/14/19) Every 3rd week in January, the ā.02%ā take over Washington DC to host their annual dinner at the Capital Hilton. Established in 1913, the Alfalfa… Read More
Less than a week before leaving office, California Gov. Jerry Brown made his final judicial appointments, filling 12 open trial court seats. āLike many of the approximately 600 judicial appointments Brown has made over the last eight years,… Read More
Oakland is facing a lawsuit stemming from a fatal fire that killed four people in a halfway house atĀ 2551 San Pablo AvenueĀ inĀ March 2017, The Mercury NewsĀ reported. “Surviving tenants and families of victims who lived at 2551 San Pablo… Read More
The status of recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program ā commonly known as Dreamers ā likely will remain in limbo until 2018, as members of Congress spar over Immigration reform and a potential government shutdown…. Read More
