FAMILY LAW: In re Marriage of Bonds 1 : California Supreme Court: Decided: August 21, 2000: 7-0Mary McKelvey
The Supreme Court struck down affirmative action in college admissions, declaring race can't be a factor. LOS ANGELES (FOX NEWS) - What should parents and students expect if the Supreme Court bans affirmative action in public and private universities? Consider the case of California, which banned...
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The California Supreme Court unanimously ruled that an undocumented immigrant can obtain a law license in an unprecedented decision Thursday that could impact immigrants across the country. The ruling grants Sergio Garcia the right to practice law in California, his home for a total of almost three...
Justia Opinion Summary:In a divorce case, the Supreme Court of Nevada was asked to consider whether a law firm, established by one spouse before the marriage and incorporated under a different name during the marriage, constitutes that…
t necessarily stop the California Legislature from attempting to introduce a new law with a similar slant but a more specific focus. But if it does, the opponents will now have this case to rally around. And in the words of the Supreme Court “the basic principles of freedom of speech ....
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run from 2,500 to more than 4,000, compared with fewer than 1,500 abortion providers, women's rights groups said in a Supreme Court filing. California's law was challenged by the National Institute of Family and Life Advocates, an organization with ties to 1,500 pregnancy centers ...
the law does not itself prescribe, nor authorize the court to innovate, any rule circumscribing the exercise of their discretion, but, rather, commits the whole matter of its exercise to the judgment and the consciences of the jury; that in deciding the question whether the accused should be...