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  • LA Superior Court closes Spring Street Courthouse Wednesday over water damage

    Daily Journal
    February 4, 2026

    (Subscription required) Hearings and matters scheduled for Wednesday, February 4, in Superior Court departments at the Spring Street Courthouse may be continued, conducted remotely, or moved to the Stanley Mosk Courthouse.

  • Commentary | This is how restorative justice heals lives

    San Diego Union-Tribune
    February 4, 2026

    The defendants, who were all 19 years old at the time, were initially charged with felony assault. As part of a plea agreement for a reduced sentence, they agreed to participate in a gun violence prevention program and engage in LGBTQ+ community education. This restorative justice approach focused on accountability, healing and connection, rather than punishment alone.

  • [U.S.] Supreme Court leaves California’s Prop 50 maps in place for 2026 midterms

    San Francisco Chronicle
    February 4, 2026

    Proposition 50, the ballot measure approved by California voters to increase Democrats’ U.S. House majority in the state and counter similar actions by Republicans in Texas and other states, survived its last legal challenge Wednesday when the Supreme Court rejected an effort to block its implementation by the California Republican Party and the Trump administration, leaving the new maps in effect for this year’s congressional elections.

    Related: National Law Journal, Los Angeles Times, Sacramento Bee, The Press-Enterprise, Washington Post, New York Times, Associated Press, Reuters, NPR, NBC News

  • State Bar Urges Disbarment of Oakland Lawyer Over Profane, Racially-Charged Remarks

    Metropolitan News-Enterprise
    February 4, 2026

    The State Bar of California has recommended the disbarment of an Oakland-based attorney for, among other misdeeds, repeatedly using profanity-laced, racially-charged, and abusive language in court filings and accusing multiple jurists of racism.

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