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Why this site is the way it is

Since we’re approaching the third week of publications, I want to provide a note on why I am designing, publishing and operating this site the way I am.

by Aidan McGloin
Obituaries   -   Jun 22, 2025 Honoring Leighton Tegland, past-ABOTA chapter president
Honoring Leighton Tegland, past-ABOTA chapter president

Leighton grew up in Riverside, CA, graduated from Poly High School, and attended college in San Diego at California Western University, earning his degree in 1969.

by Aidan McGloin
Jun 22, 2025 Hunger strike begins as California prisons hand down biggest restrictions since COVID
Hunger strike begins as California prisons hand down biggest restrictions since COVID

Nearly two dozen state prisons last week imposed sweeping restrictions on their incarcerated population — including shutting off all outside communication. Now, hundreds of prisoners are reported to be on a hunger strike to protest the system’s largest restrictions since the pandemic.

by Cayla Mihalovich, CalMatters
Weekly editions   -   Jun 15, 2025 June 15 edition

Good morning. Thank you for reading Inland Empire Law Weekly. If you have not been able to subscribe yet, or if you have been forwarded this email, you can subscribe at this link. It's been a hectic week for Los Angeles news. Let's see what'

by Aidan McGloin
Jun 15, 2025 Private enforcement bill against deceptive lawyer ads passes State Senate
Umberg, with gray eyes and gray hair, half-smiles at the camera.

“It requires that advertising be as ethical as possible. It forbids advertising that misleads consumers who lack expertise in distinguishing among deceptive promises,” said Sen. Tom Umberg (D-Santa), the bill’s author, at an April 29 Senate Judiciary Committee hearing.

by Aidan McGloin
California Supreme Court   -   Jun 15, 2025 CA Supreme Court picks up San Bernardino Lemon Law case

The court will review car manufacturers’ motions to compel arbitration.

by Aidan McGloin
Your leaders   -   Jun 15, 2025 Ex-San Bernardino District Attorney Michael Ramos suspended from State Bar after deleting records of prosecution
Michael Ramos smiles at the camera.

Michael Ramos was suspended from the California State Bar on April 23 after admitting to deliberately deleting records relevant to a malicious prosecution case against him.

by Aidan McGloin
State vs nation   -   Jun 15, 2025 Injunction halts Trump’s proof-of-citizenship voting requirement

A coalition of 19 states won an injunction against President Donald Trump’s executive order requiring proof of citizenship when voting.

by Aidan McGloin
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Editor's note   -   Jun 22, 2025 Why this site is the way it is

Since we’re approaching the third week of publications, I want to provide a note on why I am designing, publishing and operating this site the way I am.

by Aidan McGloin
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Editor's note   -   Jun 22, 2025 Why this site is the way it is
Why this site is the way it is

Since we’re approaching the third week of publications, I want to provide a note on why I am designing, publishing and operating this site the way I am.

by Aidan McGloin
Obituaries   -   Jun 22, 2025 Honoring Leighton Tegland, past-ABOTA chapter president
Honoring Leighton Tegland, past-ABOTA chapter president

Leighton grew up in Riverside, CA, graduated from Poly High School, and attended college in San Diego at California Western University, earning his degree in 1969.

by Aidan McGloin
Jun 22, 2025 Hunger strike begins as California prisons hand down biggest restrictions since COVID
Hunger strike begins as California prisons hand down biggest restrictions since COVID

Nearly two dozen state prisons last week imposed sweeping restrictions on their incarcerated population — including shutting off all outside communication. Now, hundreds of prisoners are reported to be on a hunger strike to protest the system’s largest restrictions since the pandemic.

by Cayla Mihalovich, CalMatters
Weekly editions   -   Jun 15, 2025 June 15 edition

Good morning. Thank you for reading Inland Empire Law Weekly. If you have not been able to subscribe yet, or if you have been forwarded this email, you can subscribe at this link. It's been a hectic week for Los Angeles news. Let's see what'

by Aidan McGloin
Jun 15, 2025 Private enforcement bill against deceptive lawyer ads passes State Senate
Umberg, with gray eyes and gray hair, half-smiles at the camera.

“It requires that advertising be as ethical as possible. It forbids advertising that misleads consumers who lack expertise in distinguishing among deceptive promises,” said Sen. Tom Umberg (D-Santa), the bill’s author, at an April 29 Senate Judiciary Committee hearing.

by Aidan McGloin
California Supreme Court   -   Jun 15, 2025 CA Supreme Court picks up San Bernardino Lemon Law case

The court will review car manufacturers’ motions to compel arbitration.

by Aidan McGloin
Your leaders   -   Jun 15, 2025 Ex-San Bernardino District Attorney Michael Ramos suspended from State Bar after deleting records of prosecution
Michael Ramos smiles at the camera.

Michael Ramos was suspended from the California State Bar on April 23 after admitting to deliberately deleting records relevant to a malicious prosecution case against him.

by Aidan McGloin
State vs nation   -   Jun 15, 2025 Injunction halts Trump’s proof-of-citizenship voting requirement

A coalition of 19 states won an injunction against President Donald Trump’s executive order requiring proof of citizenship when voting.

by Aidan McGloin
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