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.
Riverside Sheriff Chad Bianco argues his deputies had reasonable cause to arrest Vem Miller, and that his later statements calling Miller a “would-be Trump assassin” are protected and privileged under California law.
Vem Miller, called a “would-be Trump assassin” by Riverside Sheriff Chad Bianco, responded on July 2 to Bianco’s motion to dismiss Miller’s slander case. Miller filed a defamation case on March 10, claiming Bianco’s repeated statements to the media have resulted in lost job opportunities and the
Vem Miller, called a “would-be Trump assassin” by Riverside Sheriff Chad Bianco, responded on July 2 to Bianco’s motion to dismiss Miller’s slander case. Miller filed a defamation case on March 10, claiming Bianco’s repeated statements to the media have resulted in lost job opportunities and the
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.
Riverside Sheriff Chad Bianco argues his deputies had reasonable cause to arrest Vem Miller, and that his later statements calling Miller a “would-be Trump assassin” are protected and privileged under California law.
