San Bernardino’s newest judge, Maggie Yang, took her oath of office in Department V2 of Victorville’s Joseph B. Campbell Courthouse on Aug. 28.
“I came to the United States from Taiwan on December 26, 1985, when I was seven years old, when I arrived at my Aunt Theresa’
Who you are, and what your connections are, how much money you have, or how much money you don’t have, should not, and are not the basis for a judge’s decision.
Had the case gone to a preliminary hearing, it is highly likely that we would have sought amendments to increase the charges. However, Mr. Haro pled guilty prior to that stage, and the final plea was presented to and accepted by the Court.
Had the case gone to a preliminary hearing, it is highly likely that we would have sought amendments to increase the charges. However, Mr. Haro pled guilty prior to that stage, and the final plea was presented to and accepted by the Court.
San Bernardino’s newest judge, Maggie Yang, took her oath of office in Department V2 of Victorville’s Joseph B. Campbell Courthouse on Aug. 28.
“I came to the United States from Taiwan on December 26, 1985, when I was seven years old, when I arrived at my Aunt Theresa’
Who you are, and what your connections are, how much money you have, or how much money you don’t have, should not, and are not the basis for a judge’s decision.
California Central District Judge Sunshine Sykes will remain in charge of the Martin Luther King High School transgender athlete case, she ruled June 26. The two plaintiffs in the lawsuit, high school student athletes represented by their parents, claim that the participation of a transgender athlete on the varsity cross
San Bernardino Superior Judge Dina Amani took her oath of judicial office April 11, accompanied by 17 family members and 18 judges.
Amani spent six years as a San Bernardino commissioner before being elevated to the bench by Gov. Gavin Newsom on March 17.
She owned Farhat Law Firm, from
