Criminal
Aug. 4, 2006
Judicial Panel Reassigns Case After Judges Disagree on Who Should Hear It
LOS ANGELES - In a rare move, a committee of federal judges has reassigned a criminal case after two judges disagreed over who should hear the matter.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - In a rare move, a committee of federal judges has reassigned a criminal case after two judges disagreed over who should hear the matter.
At issue is the bankruptcy-fraud and money-laundering case of civil rights attorney Stephen Yagman. Although the case originally was assigned to U.S. District Judge Stephen...
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