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Sara Rodriguez, who filed a class action suit July 13 alleging California has continually discriminated against Inland Empire residents by funding the region’s courts with less resources than other counties, gave a press conference with her McCune Wright Arevalo attorney Joe Richardson Aug. 22.

Rodriguez, a Los Angeles County resident, still has a felony marijuana conviction on her record that San Bernardino Superior Court has not cleared – despite a state law, AB 1793, which told courts to clear marijuana convictions after the drug was decriminalized.

Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office declined to comment on the litigation through a

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