Bonta asked anyone who sees apparent law-breaking by federal agents to notify his office online using a new portal he announced Wednesday. He said his office would look into the allegations and would keep the reports, and their sources, confidential.

Byrom Zuniga Sanchez, 33, formerly of Laguna Niguel, is on trial in federal court in Santa Ana for two counts of threats by interstate and foreign communication for allegedly sending the threats after a contentious custody dispute in Family Law court over his then-5-year-old son.

The six recipients announced today include one law firm, two nonprofit organizations, two government agencies, and one law school; two earned a Gold Seal, two earned Silver, and two earned Bronze.

A fifth California attorney in less than three months yesterday drew a monetary sanction imposed by a court of appeal for using artificial intelligence in crafting a brief and not checking to make sure the cases cited actually exist and are quoted accurately.