Aidan McGloin

California Central District Judge John Holcomb threw out a case July 17 that alleged the actions of Hemet police officers violated a family’s civil rights. The March 3, 2022 complaint claims that Ryan Gadison was targeted by Hemet police officers for being “an African American male driving a ‘nice’

Good morning. It’s July 13. I’m keeping my 4th of July sale up for one more week: one month of access for 40¢. That’s the same value as $15 in 1776. You can redeem the sale here. Also, articles published on June 29 are now free to

Local court rules cannot override statutory windows, the Fourth District Court of Appeal ruled in a July 10 published ruling. The ruling comes in the case of CFP Bermuda Dunes Airport v. Peter Bedford. Bedford owns land adjacent to the Bermuda Dunes Airport. He wants to impose an easement across

Below are the cases filed last week in the Central District of California. Government defendants * C.N. v. Riverside County Department of Social Services Children Protective Services (5:25-cv-01763 ): petition for writ of habeas corpus (state). Unassigned. * A couple files to be reunited with their minor granddaughter. The granddaughter has

A group of local attorneys have incorporated a bar association focusing on LGBTQ+ advocacy, education and mentorship.  Veronica Garcia, a principal attorney in the effort and the association’s co-vice president, submitted the documents recognizing the Pride Bar Association of the Inland Empire as a nonprofit on June 17. With

The affidavit alleges that the robbers pistol-whipped the mechanic in the head, giving him injuries that required 10 staples to fix.

On July 10, San Bernardino Superior Judge Carlos Cabrera denied San Bernardino County’s request to throw out a case that alleges sexual abuse in the county’s foster system three decades ago.  The plaintiff filed his case on Oct. 16, 2024, alleging negligence and breach of mandatory duties. He

United States Central District Judge Maame Ewusi-Mensah Frimpong placed a temporary restraining order against race-based federal immigration raids on July 11. The TRO directs law enforcement to rely on more than race, language, accents, location or occupation when deciding to detain people. The TRO also orders the federal government to