Calif. Considers Stiffer Fines, Penalties and Prison Time as More States Contemplate Updating Their Antitrust Laws
Following a trend of renewed state antitrust enforcement, California is contemplating an update to its antitrust laws with ...
Raid or rumor? Reports of immigrations sweeps are warping life in California’s Central Valley
It feels like you’re on edge all the time,’ one immigrant advocate said about the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement posture and the seemingly constant rumors of impending sweeps.
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Money, location shape California’s criminal defense system to an unconstitutional level
Flat-free contracts for public defense attorneys are barred in many states, yet 15 California counties use this problematic format.
Justice Department probes four California universities for DEI admission policies
The U.S. Justice Department has begun an investigation into the admission policies of five California universities to see if ...
California vs. Trump: What it’s like to be the attorneys on the front lines
A behind-the-scenes look at the months-long effort to resist President Trump's agenda inside California Atty. Gen. Rob ...
Prop. 36 is California’s light at the end of a crime-ridden tunnel: Now we need to fund it.
It’s time to finally get to the light at the end of that very long tunnel and restore California to the Golden State.