A federal appeals court refused to put the financial bite on Medicare for dental coverage Friday, even when the patients have serious problems such as
Month: May 2013
NCAA Calls Athlete Class Claims Doomed
The NCAA’s licensing arm and gamemaker Electronic Arts attacked efforts by former college athletes Thursday to win class certification for their claims the NCAA violated
Executions on Hold Over Bungled Rulemaking
California’s death penalty regulations are in trouble again, putting executions by lethal injection back on hold. The First District Court of Appeals found the state
Willets Toxics Case Gets Smaller
More than half the 160 remaining claimants in a toxic pollution injury suit have lost their attempt to keep the claims alive in a 9th
Justices Weigh Police Shooting Standards
Just how much care police owe to citizens before the pull their weapons and open fire, proved to be a touchy topic for the California
Governor Retains Parole Veto Power
The 1988 law that gives California governors the power to review parole board decisions in any murder case is constitutional, a federal appeals court said
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