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Legal Roundup: A look at who is running for judge in March 2024
A roundup of recent legal stories affecting Riversiders from our friends at Follow Our Courts.
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Here’s a roundup of recent legal stories affecting Riversiders from our friends at Follow Our Courts, who cover legal news in the Inland Empire:
- March ballots feature a three-way race for one open Riverside County judgeship among two prosecutors and one court commissioner.
- A judge threw out five of six arguments in a Gage Middle School student’s case, alleging she was subjected to a hostile learning environment by following an assignment to create a slave journal.
- A Court of Appeal ruling affirmed the City of Riverside has the authority to license ambulances, rejecting Symons Ambulance's argument that the City created an illegal monopoly for American Medical Response.
Follow Our Courts reports on cases, legislation, and courthouse happenings in the Inland Empire at followourcourts.com.
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