The Recorder
...At a hearing, the trial court acknowledged that Timothy had performed successfully on probation and converted the remaining restitution obligation to the multiple victims into...
...FN:2 evidence. On remand, the trial court ruled that the DNA testing was generally accepted...
...SACRAMENTO -- The Commission on Judicial Performance publicly released a set of amended disciplinary rules for jurists...
...Defendant Fukusawa filed a cross-complaint against Vision alleging failure to pay commissions. Vision answered. In April 2012, the parties engaged in mediation...
...Ct. No. TA105988) In re MONICA MERCADO, on Habeas Corpus. No. B230947 ...
...Stephen Joseph Kaulick. OPINION On November 6, 2012, voters approved Proposition 36, the Three Strikes Reform Act...
...by reason of insanity (NGI) of assault with a deadly weapon, battery on a peace officer, and resisting arrest and committed him to the Department...
...S. 3865 In re JAMES CHARLES STONEROAD, on Habeas Corpus. No. A132591 ...
...THE COURT: Good cause appearing, the opinion filed herein on March 29, 2013, is certified for publication pursuant to California Rules of...
...an order of the trial court dismissing the restitution fines originally imposed on defendant and respondent Laura Michelle Holman. Defendant had several different cases and...
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