Administrative/Regulatory
Jan. 12, 2006
Amici Who Fought Wilson Resist Fee Ruling
SAN FRANCISCO - When Gov. Pete Wilson went after several state affirmative action programs, a group of pro-affirmative action groups did what any good friend would do: They filed to appear as amici curiae to argue against Wilson's case.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
When Gov. Pete Wilson went after several state affirmative action programs, a group of pro-affirmative action groups did what any good friend would do: They filed to appear as amici curiae to argue against Wilson's case.
That act of friendship cost them more than they bargained ...
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