The Recorder
... United States Court of Appeals...mdash;San Francisco, California ...
...laws, which restrict bail for serious-felony arrestees present in the United States illegally, are neither unconstitutional under the federal Constitution nor preempted by federal...
The Recorder
... v. UNITED STATES No. 11–9335 ...
... CALIFORNIA COASTAL COMMISSION, Defendant and Appellant...Court of Appeal of the State of California ...
The Recorder
... v. UNITED STATES No. 11–9335 ...
... SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY, Cross-complainant and...Court of Appeal of the State of California ...
...71 In the Supreme Court of the United States On Writ of Certiorari to the United States...
...Court of Appeal of the State of California Fourth...
...SACRAMENTO — State legislation usually takes one of...bills have stalled in the Legislature this year, AB 370 has...
...Supreme Court of the United States On...Okla. H. Res. 1121, 50th Legislature, 2d Sess. (2006) (resolution commemorating...
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