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> This isn't California specific at all. It's a District court. This is specific to California by nature of the jurisdiction. The finding of the Honorable Jos
by Supermancho 4y ago
> This isn't California specific at all.
It's a District court. This is specific to California by nature of the jurisdiction. The finding of the Honorable Josephine L. Staton is, an element of that case, not the ruling. This will end up in the Appellate.
It's a good first step, but don't overstate the facts.
- bluGill 4y ago> This will end up in the Appellate. Maybe, but that isn't clear. They will try to appeal, but it isn't clear if the appeals court will accept the appeal. If the court doesn't accept the appeal, then all courts will be informed about this for future cases as lawyers try to build their case before whatever court they are in front of. If it is appealed, then whatever the final appeal result is will win (final appeal can be different in different courts so there could be conflicts until the supreme court takes this.). My guess is the appeals court won't take this. Just a guess though.