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Constitutional amendment protecting abortion rights in California headed to November ballot

Legislation to watch, June 20

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California’s women-on-boards law overturned

Octogenarian pro se lawyer wins appeal: Riverside jury trial inappropriately changed to bench trial

MEASURE Z: Case against SB registrar for misinformation about signature requirement loses appeal

Riverside firm’s argument establishes precedent on right to refuse depositions in civil cases

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