The Recorder
...previously held by his father. The vote was 56-41. Just three Republican senators supported Orrick, who drew opposition for his work on immigration issues...
...PLACE OF BIRTH: San Francisco POLITICAL AFFILIATION: Republican Q: What do you like most about being a...
...his nomination for the U.S. District Court. Democrats and Republicans reached an agreement late Thursday to vote, likely next week, on Orrick...
A Recorder review found Judge Milan Smith produced the most majority opinions during a three-year period, though several of the court's conservatives had high dissent rates
...doom the proposal among moderate Democrats and Republicans. "At a time when we are trying to implement...
Two competing bills may be making a charge for the governor's desk, but any changes at all are still in doubt, say Marten Law attorneys
While the U.S. Supreme Court invalidated some political contribution restrictions, many continue to remain in place, sometimes creating uncertainty
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