Judges and Judiciary,
California Supreme Court
Sep. 1, 2020
Justice Chin stays busy to the end, writing opinion on his last day on the state high court
Monday was state Supreme Court Justice Ming W. Chin's last day on the court, but he wasn't easing his way into retirement.
Monday was state Supreme Court Justice Ming W. Chin's last day on the court, but he wasn't easing his way into retirement.
Chin cast a deciding vote and authored the majority opinion in a case involving whether a Section 8 beneficiary's compensation for providing in-home care for a severely disabled adult daughter should be excluded from income in calculating the rent...
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