Criminal
Jul. 3, 2012
Union impropriety complaint isn't court's purview
In a case closely watched by public attorney unions, an appellate court held that California's public employees board, not a trial court, had the right to decide a complaint alleging union impropriety.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN BERNARDINO - In a case closely followed by public attorney unions, an appellate court held that California's public employees board, not a trial court, has the right to decide a complaint alleging union impropriety.
The 4th District Court of Appeal affirmed a judge who tossed out a suit in which San Bernardino County - suing on behalf of its public defender and district attorney's o...
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