(Subscription required) A three-judge panel on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit is weighing new arguments in a long-running case aimed at challenging the constitutionality and enforceability of a California children's online privacy law, the Age-Appropriate Design Code Act.

In a 55-page notice, the commission accused Draper of seven counts of misconduct, with some of the charges stemming from sexist and racist comments he allegedly made to litigants and court colleagues.

On December 18, nine individuals walked out of Department 26 in the San Francisco Hall of Justice with big smiles and heads held high. Their families and friends looked on proudly as they celebrated their remarkable achievements—graduating from the Young Adult Court (YAC) program and having their criminal records forever sealed.

(Subscription required) For Horan, the contrast between criminal and family court is structural. Criminal cases arrive after devastation. Family cases arrive while there is still time to stop it.