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104 from IE pass State Bar exam Seven-thousand, three hundred and sixty-two applicants from around the world took California's July Bar Exam. Four-thousand and thirty-two of those applicants passed. One hundred and four of those successful applicants are from the Inland Empire. Inland Empire Law Weekly extends congratulations

Coyote Aviation's lawsuit alleging Redlands illegally wrestled control of the company's $3 million hangar complex should not be thrown out, San Bernardino Superior Judge Nicole Quintana Winter ruled on Nov. 10.

The plaintiffs have been told not to sit on the bench at volleyball games, removed from a roster sent to promote the team, required to pay entrance fees to games and denied high-fives from varsity players.

Seven-thousand, three hundred and sixty-two applicants from around the world took California's July Bar Exam. Four-thousand and thirty-two of those applicants passed. One hundred and four of those successful applicants are from the Inland Empire.

Williamson, wearing what appeared to be a gray robe and in shackles, broke into tears from time to time at her arraignment hearing Wednesday afternoon in Sacramento. She pleaded not guilty to the charges and her attorney demanded a jury trial.

A California federal judge ruled today that Donald Trump cannot demand that UCLA pay a $1.2 billion settlement that would have imposed severe limits on the campus’s academic freedoms.

The lawsuit filed Wednesday in U.S. District Court in the Northern District of California also claims detainees do not have appropriate clothing for the chilly desert nights, nor appropriate medical attention for life-threatening conditions.

The ruling turned on a 1995 law that sought to create consequences for false claims against police officers: Anyone filing a complaint against an officer could face criminal charges if they knowingly sign a false report.