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It is Sunday, July 27.
Ontario medical staff charged after ICE arrest
Two Ontario medical center staff have been charged in federal court for allegedly interfering with an Immigrations and Customs Enforcement arrest.
The United States’ Attorney’s Office for the Central District of California announced the charges
Two medical employees have been charged with assaulting a federal officer and conspiracy to prevent a federal officer from discharging his duties.
The United States’ Attorney’s Office for the Central District of California announced the charges July 25. The complaint is not yet available on the federal case management
Raul Perez Cruz, frontman of Los Dos de Nuevo Leon and recipient of a death threat made by a cartel, did not prove he was in danger if he returned to Mexico, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled July 21.
Perez Cruz was convicted of money laundering in the
Massachusetts District Judge Leo Sorokin paused President Donald Trump’s executive order halting birthright citizenship on July 25, after finding that a national injunction is the narrowest way to provide relief to state plaintiffs.
The Jan. 20 executive order ordered federal departments to not recognize the citizenship of children born
Immigration petitions
* Abdikadir Diini Talaso v. Pam Bondi (5:25-cv-01854): petition for writ of habeas corpus (federal). California Central District Judge Hernan Vera presides.
* Rodolfo De Jesus Pinon Maceo v. Department of Homeland Security (5:25-cv-01853): petition for writ of habeas corpus (federal). California Central District Judge Christina Snyder presides.
A bill that would require just cause to fire a county’s public defender passed the California Assembly’s Public Safety Committee July 15 with a 7-0-2 vote.
Public defenders are currently appointed by a board of supervisors, and serve at will. Senate Bill 485 would require a public defender’
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It’s July 20. All the articles published on July 6 are now free to read, even without a subscription. Find that edition here.
Inland Counties Legal Services celebrated 67 years of operations on July 17. Staff and supporters gathered in Rialto’s Uptown Downtown Nightclub to celebrate.
Raymond Lee Oyler, convicted in 2009 of starting a 40,000-acre fire in Cabazon that caused the death of five firefighters, had his death sentence affirmed by the California Supreme Court in a July 16 opinion.
Oyler was convicted on 45 felony counts, including five counts of murder, 23 counts
