Litigation
Feb. 12, 2000
Small-Time Miners Have Big Stake in Environmental Case
SAN FRANCISCO - Clark Pearson concedes it may not have been the wisest legal strategy to threaten to sue a federal judge. But the soft-spoken Pearson - who, incidentally, is also accusing Attorney General Janet Reno of mail fraud and other federal crimes - says he just wanted someone to listen to his complaints about what he feels is an injustice being perpetrated on the public.
But the soft-spoken Pearson - who, incidentally, is...
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