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DOJ memo sparks backlash over unpaid defense work • LA public defender shortage deepens • Judge sanctions Dovel & Luner in Walmart case • Cedars-Sinai wins bias trial • Ex-Justice Cuéllar reflects on judging & diplomacy.
On this episode of The Daily Journal Brief we cover the NLRB's lawsuit to block California's labor enforcement trigger law, a federal defense attorney's motion to dismiss an indictment over unpaid Criminal Justice Act funding, an appellate ruling that homeless tent dwellers have no Fourth Amendment privacy rights, and a court upholding the renaming of Hastings College of the Law.
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DOJ memo sparks backlash over unpaid defense work • LA public defender shortage deepens • Judge sanctions Dovel & Luner in Walmart case • Cedars-Sinai wins bias trial • Ex-Justice Cuéllar reflects on judging & diplomacy.
