LOS ANGELES - U.S. District Judge David O. Carter on Thursday laid out an unusual goal for a lawsuit over homeless services in Los Angeles County: Involve him as little as possible.
"If I never have to make a decision, that's the highest praise," Carter told a small group of lawyers, politicians and bureaucrats gathered in a hotel ballroom in downtown Los Angeles. "If...
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