Judges and Judiciary
Nov. 28, 2006
High Court Ruling Requires Appellate Justices to Write Out Reviews of Criminal Convictions
SAN FRANCISCO - The 100 or so justices who sit on California's appellate courts got hit Monday with a mandatory assignment from the state Supreme Court that could add to their already busy schedules.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - The 100 or so justices who sit on California's appellate courts got hit Monday with a mandatory assignment from the state Supreme Court that could add to their already busy schedules.
A divided high court ruled that every time appellate justices are asked to conduct their own review of criminal convictions by inmates ...
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