The U.S. Supreme Court signaled on Wednesday that it is actively debating how to interpret the wording of a law that limits when a president can use members of the National Guard in a challenge to President Donald Trump's bid to dispatch troops to the Chicago area.

“The purpose of the project is to consolidate court operations from the Santa Clarita Courthouse and the Sylmar Juvenile Court (three courtrooms), as well as relocating 19 dockets of caseload from other Los Angeles Superior Court courthouses to a new multiservice justice center in the Los Angeles Superior Court’s North Valley District,” according to the notice that posted this week. 

Court officials said the 

(Subscription required) The Commission on Judicial Performance found that Superior Court Judge Susanne Rizo submitted complaints about the court's executive officer and its operation manager "without a good faith basis and that there was no colorable argument" that the two had, as Rizo alleged, practiced law without a license.