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Environmental

Sep. 20, 2001

Jurists Play Musical Benches in MTBE Case

SAN FRANCISCO - A case that may prove to be the most significant legal test for MTBE is threatening to become snarled in maneuvering over who will preside over the trial, which is expected to last for months.

By Dennis Pfaff
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        SAN FRANCISCO - A case that may prove to be the most significant legal test for MTBE is threatening to become snarled in maneuvering over who will preside over the trial, which is expected to last for months.
        Last week, Superior Court Judge Stuart R. ...

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