The Environmental Protection Agency’s nine-years of foot-dragging over whether to ban a dangerous pesticide is “objectively extreme,” but the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Month: August 2016
Bankrupt Mom’s Debt for Son’s Jail Upkeep is Forgiven
A federal appeals court forgave the $16,000 debt of a mother who could not pay the remainder of her son’s bill for his stay in
PG&E Guilty of Obstruction in San Bruno Blast
Pacific Gas & Electric Co. obstructed a federal investigation of the 2010 deadly gas pipeline explosion in San Bruno and willfully violated the Natural Gas
Gang Murder Conviction Upheld, Despite Cop’s False Testimony
Although prosecutors concealed evidence that would have bolstered a gang member’s claim that he killed a gang rival in self-defense, an appeals court said Monday
Court Curbs Mandatory Detention of Aliens
Immigration officials must provide bail hearings to alien detainees who are accused of minor crimes and have long-settled into the community, a federal appeals court
‘Shrimp Boy’ Gets Life in Prison
A federal judge sentenced tong leader Raymond “Shrimp Boy” Chow to two life terms in prison Thursday based on his conviction of running the Chee
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